maria delarosa lives across the street and says buses arrive with people around the clock and at night heres children crying. from there some migrants are dropped off by officials at bus stations. that's where we met roxanna, maria, and 6-year-old kaitlyn. she says she evaded a snake and fell off of a raft crossing the rio grande. >> both maria and roxanna say they learned from news reports. in their home countries, that the biden administration is allowing migrant women with children to come into the u.s. >> you believed that was true? >> which is not entirely true. the biden administration says it's allowing unaccompanied minors in the u.s. to remain in the u.s. while waiting trials. health and human services is caring for about 8800 unaccompanied minors while they're reunited with family and they're considering using a nasa site to expand bed space. >> and some nonprofit migrant centers, where one migrant from nicaragua is staying, is seeing a psych in the flow of mothers, children, and pregnant women. >> wendy johnson has collected hundreds of postcards with their story. >> this ch

there is any intersection between the bond program and the public integrity review work that mark delarosa referenced, and our office is working on with the city attorney. just, again, to have an early notice and discussion to you in case there are any contractors or contracts or cost centers in the geo bonds that intersect with findings we're making or presentations we're making in the public integrity review. and i'll just pause there and see if mark wanted to comment on this. i think we're up to date. but, mark? >> yeah. i think you're all up to date as well, so just, very quickly, so we've completed our fourth public integrity assessment. the last one being we issued in january on the airport commission and citywide ethical standards over procurement. we're working on at least three additional ones that are in the pipeline. one being on the recology of rate-setting process, and other ethical requirements. and as peg mentioned, we will continue to flag, as necessary, should we bump into any nexus between those vendors and contractors that have been implemented in the various investigati

that time, i didn't give director chance to say anything in his final remarks or to thank mister delarosaster right so thank you very much for your work and we will the working with you intensively during the preparation of your next presentation because it involves us so closely. >>chair ambrose: agenda item number eight although i'll actually go ahead, ronald if you wanted to advise folks about the change in sfgov tv >>ronald contreraz: to any members listening and watching , our ethics commission meeting is on live channel 26, and the first channel rather than channel the once again we are broadcasting live. >>chair ambrose: thank you. agenda item number eight, public comment and possible action regarding ethics commission object proposal for fiscal year 2022 that begins july 1,2021. director , if you'd like to make your presentation speak and thank you chair, item 4 for the benefit of the public and additional background for some of you commissioner bell, we have a slide presentation that i'll walk through briefly but i wanted to update you with where we are with our planned budget pr

there is any intersection between the bond program and the public integrity review work that mark delarosa referenced, and our office is working on with the city attorney. just, again, to have an early notice and discussion to you in case there are any contractors or contracts or cost centers in the geo bonds that intersect with findings we're making or presentations we're making in the public integrity review. and i'll just pause there and see if mark wanted to comment on this. i think we're up to date. but, mark? >> yeah. i think you're all up to date as well, so just, very quickly, so we've completed our fourth public integrity assessment. the last one being we issued in january on the airport commission and citywide ethical standards over procurement. we're working on at least three additional ones that are in the pipeline. one being on the recology of rate-setting process, and other ethical requirements. and as peg mentioned, we will continue to flag, as necessary, should we bump into any nexus between those vendors and contractors that have been implemented in the various investigati

>>caller: my name is josie delarosa, part of the dsa. and also calling to encourage the g8 to consider free muni at this time. transportation globally has been racked and strong steps needs to be taken to change public perception. free transportation has shown to increase ridership. i think we should look at the moment and increase how many people are taking public transportation . not only to increase ridership but leads todecreased admissions and also to support those that have been economically get over this time and are having difficulties in their economic recovery . these have shown economic recovery and increase in health and safety also does increase how many writers return back to transportation so i think we can help writers now it will ultimately benefit us in the future. and i think this is also a time for mj to lobby mtc and look at increasing funding for transportation. the reason transportation is incentivized as they forced to rely on firefighting, transition being a separate category. we should look for funding sources a

today i want to share with you the voice of veronik delarosa, her son was killed at his school in sandy hook. i will read this entirely so it will be included in the congressional record and serve as a reminder of the human toll that our gun culture has taken. she says, the sky is crying and the flags are at half mast and it is a sad, sad day. but it is also your day, noah, my little man. i will miss your forceful and purposeful little steps stomping through our house. i will miss your perpetual smile, the twinkle in your dark blue eyes framed by eye lashes that would be the envy of any lady in the room. most of all i will miss your visions of your viewrt. you wanted to be a doctor, a soldier, a taco factory manager. it was your favorite world and no doubt you wanted to ensure the world kept producing tacos. you were a little boy whose life force had all the gravitational pull of a celestial body. you were liked and loved, mischiefs and pranks, you enjoyed your family with every fiber of your 6-year-old being. we, all of us, elevated in our humanity by having known you. a little mavrick