grant's headquarters. and this is one of the few messages, the official records that actually has a time on it. but the time stamp on grant's orders to attack at 2 p.m. is 11:16 a.m. so you have an hour, 44 minutes to get prepared here. that's not forward thinking too much. you know, that's rushing it up a little bit. and as a result, the assault fails. it's blair's division along the graveyard road against the stockade renay. and grant says, okay, well, i'm you understand, you know, we rushed it up a little bit. let's take our time. let's consolidate the army. let's get the entire army up. let's get supplies distributed, and let's do this thing right. and so he he says, ah, may the 22nd is when we're going to do this thing. right. and everybody, mark, your watch is put your watches together, set your watch my time. we're all going at 10:00 and at 10 a.m. on the morning of may, the 22nd, the entire army of the will assault vicksburg, which see here and everything will fail. mclernon will say, you made a li

grant's headquarters. and this is one of the few messages, the official records that actually has a time on it. but the time stamp on grant's orders to attack at 2 p.m. is 11:16 a.m. so you have an hour, 44 minutes to get prepared here. that's not forward thinking too much. you know, that's rushing it up a little bit. and as a result, the assault fails. it's blair's division along the graveyard road against the stockade renay. and grant says, okay, well, i'm you understand, you know, we rushed it up a little bit. let's take our time. let's consolidate the army. let's get the entire army up. let's get supplies distributed, and let's do this thing right. and so he he says, ah, may the 22nd is when we're going to do this thing. right. and everybody, mark, your watch is put your watches together, set your watch my time. we're all going at 10:00 and at 10 a.m. on the morning of may, the 22nd, the entire army of the will assault vicksburg, which see here and everything will fail. mclernon will say, you made a li

of course we get to grant. grant figures this out. lincoln, whether he became too involved are less involved or got a bowl of porridge that was just right, lincoln merged towards that position over a course of time. i think in a perfect world, he would have said we need to hold a union together. i am going to make a hard policy. general, execute. and he learned in the process very early in 1861 that these things are inextricably linked. and so it is strategy and policy working together. and the fact that there is no precedent for that meant that lincoln had to figure it out as he went along. and he did. he absolutely did better than any of his generals. i have written a book about lincoln and his relationship with his navy leaders. lincoln and the admirals. and you see it there very clearly. lincoln would have liked to say, i know a little about ships. pointing at the front. is that the way this works? i'm not sure. you guys do this for me. but he learned about the army in the western theater when the army said, we do not have the shi

of course we get to grant. grant figures this out. so one of the things to keep in mind is that lincoln, whether he became too involved or less involved or got the bowl of porridge that was just right, lincoln merged toward that position over a course of time. i think in a perfect world, lincoln would have said we need to hold the union together, i'm going to make a hard policy to have that happen, general, execute. and he learned in the -- very early, in 1861 and then continuously throughout the war that these things are inextricably linked and so it's policy working together. and the fact there's no precedent for that meant that lincoln had to figure it out as he went along. and he did. he absolutely did, better than as t. harry williams famously said, better than any of his generals. i have written a book about lincoln and his relationship with his navy leaders, lincoln and the admirals. and you see it there really clearly. lincoln would have liked to say, look, i know little about ships. i don't know, you know, pointy end front, i

and of we get to grant. grant figures this out. so one of the things to keep in mind is that lincoln whether he became too or less involved or got the bowl of porridge, that was just right lincoln's marriage edged toward that position a course of time, i think in a world lincoln would have said, we need to hold the union together. i'm going to make a hard policy, have that happen, general, execute and he learned in the very early in 1861 and then continue usefully throughout the war that these things are inextricably. and so its strategy and policy working together and the fact that there's no for that meant that lincoln to figure it out as he went along and he did. he absolutely did better than as t henry william is famously said better than any of his generals. i have written a book about lincoln and his relationship with his navy leaders, lincoln and the admirals. and you see it there really. lincoln would have liked to say, look, i know little about ships. don't know you know pointy and front is that the way this works? i'm not

but grant an orange is writing to grant telling him what's going on grant is becoming increasingly frustrated. and we can see no doubt less magnanimous in the wake of lincoln's murder. he shoots back strict guidelines to ord that are very similar to those that he sends to wallace in baltimore that says no more. they're not to be sent north. we're not providing transportation anymore, but grant is so infuriated at this point. he adds one more provision quote all issues of forage and subsistence to them must also be discontinued. so for those of you that might be familiar with the notion of rations that were given at appomattox this magnanimous gesture by this point grant has had it he's saying no more. so we have this flood of confederates people hadn't thought about what to do with these men. there are other issues that are going on too within the union lines at alexandria and fairfax returning confederates are now being required to show up at the provost marshal's office and display their parole pass to prove. in fact, they have been paroled. they their names are being printed in the local n

uh, when grant was a cadet. and when grant starts to move upward in the army at fort donelson, henry, he finds himself command of the army and see of smith division commander and fact grant is very worried about and see if smith has to tell him look you're in command no worry about rank. you know, you're you're doing well for yourself keep going. i'll follow your orders and it takes a certain amount of a lack of ego to do that on smith's part, and not a lot of generals would be willing to forgo their ego for that but it's it's the first example that comes to my mind. tim and you'd mentioned earlier sherman outranked at one point do you would you had mentioned that sherman had outranked grant 1.0 yeah. oh early in the war at fort rainier in fort donelson, sherman is his commanding at paducah and we'll forward troops forward when grant's still a brigadier general and sherman was brigadier general before he was appointed. so by date of rank he would have that rank and same thing given of to for the greater good ano

able to be served by that grant. this $3 million is specifically to create more opportunities, so it is a fairly straight forward formula in that sense. the more youth can be served with the more money available to serve them. so much of the program is salaries for their job placements. i'm concerned also about how a continuance might effect the program planning for spring semester at school and the upcoming 2024 summer. i also want to return to the concept of structural issue being a program housed at hrc but administered through dcyf. i don't see evidence there is a structural issue. if there is issue i think it is coordination and that is something we are working hard to improve every day. >> then i personally think it is semantic, structural or coordination. vice chair mandelman. >> i think a lot of coordination problems are structural in city and county of san francisco the way we have done so much of the work we do does require levels of coordination. if we coordinated better we could solve this but set up syst

in addition to paying salaries and benefit outs for our staff, the fraud grants, also the grants go toay for necessary training for us. without that money, we would not be able to attend the training that we that we attend throughout the year. fraud schemes. as anyone knows, who watches netflix and watches tv, these scams are constantly evolving and we need training throughout our calendar year to keep us informed of the current trends and with the goal of staying ahead of the fraudsters , which is always very hard because they quickly adapt to our tactics and our methods of detecting their fraud. and with that, i welcome any questions and i thank the supervisors. thank you. quick question. what is the average workload per per deputy district attorney involving this case? and on my team, our caseloads actually are smaller because our cases are so complex. and so labor intensive. right now, i don't have the exact statistics on how many cases is my team members have because we'll have cases at various stages. they take their cases. we do what's called vertical prosecution. so we keep our

so other costs are in the grant so we could maximize the costs and the grant doesn't require a amend of the annual salary ordinance. we request your support of this legislation. that concludes my presentation. >> thank you.. >> good morning supervisors. i am from the budget legislative analyst office. item 6 is a resolution that approves recreation and park to accept and expend 3.seven mild from a grant from the u.s. environmental protection agency. this grant requires one to one match by the city which is why we're reporting on it today. that match will be met by a state source. we show the total cost of the in india basin shoreline park of page four of the report and this grant will contribute to fund those construction costs that were described by the department. the department still identifying approximately $32 million in costs going forward. we recommend approval. >> thank you. sorry you said the department is identify additional how much? >> sorry. that wasn't clear. the total cost is about $78 million. the department identified $46 million in funding sources including this pr

as grant, often does. quote, i speak advisedly when i say mr. davis prided himself on his military capacity, grant explained in his memoirs. he says so himself virtually in answer to his notice of the nomination to the confederate presidency. grant says it from day one. davis intended to take charge of the confederacy's military operations, and he tended to do it his way. even though he had a secretary of war, he had james snedden, he had people around him to advise him. he doesn't listen to them. and we know one of lincoln's great strengths is acting when he needs to, but listening to advice most of the time before he does act and he brings in people like halleck and grant and slowly assembles a team that can win the war. jefferson davis doesn't do that because jefferson davis knew better right. and we can we can go to a fight between these two gentlemen. two, two, really encapsulate that in brief. so when the confederacy is formed, they need to appoint general officers. they need to appoint them. and jos

the current grant term for all existing adrc ends june 30, 2024 and the new grant agreement will provide services in district 6 33 the end of that term. as mike noted in the rfp calendar presentation, rfp for the next grant term will be issued this fall. the independent living resource center of san francisco uniquely qualified to hit the ground running as district 6. they have been serving seniors and adults with disabilities since 1977. offers information support and advocacy around a wide variety of issues which are vital and establishing and maintaining independent community based living. these includes adult day healthcare, care giver assistance and support, community services, health and wellness, education, emergency preparedness, employment, financial assistance, food and nutrition assisting, housing and are shelter, inhome care, vocational training, wheelchair care [indiscernible] well established relationships with providers across san francisco and has robust outreach built into all the work they do. in addition to designated staff person who specializes in information and ref

i signed a budget providing $360 million to prevent firefighters grant program and safer grant program. and thousands to turn around and critical cancer research and cancer screening. to put almost 1, 200 firefighters in the field, my budget includes $370 million for each of these grants. and past time to acknowledge the physical toll of thinks jobs. and why cancer is the leading cause of death. you don't have to look further than 9/11. we stepped up and did. my budget includes $1.7 billion to keep key parts of my unity agenda to cut cancer death rates in half to invest in research and development and early he detection and screening and end cancer as we know. we passed an act to help veterans like my sons exposed to toxic materials to recover and seek compensation. around 20% of firefighters, thanks to this law, the department of veterans affairs approved 4.5 million veterans. these burn pits are the size of football fields and incinerate wastes of war, tires and so much more. and create ated. cancer claims of federal firefighters. you know, we are tracking p fmp arch s that for years

grant was not on the take grant, was not profiting from this. grant's fault. is that he had terrible taste in friends he would appoint his friends to office and his friends took advantage of his trust and got into all kinds trouble. and there were a number of scandals during the grant administration. and one of the most famous was the whiskey ring, where whiskey producers bribed government officials to evade liquor taxes. there's the new york customs house scandal, the new york customs was by far the most important and profitable from the port of york in in the united states and government appointees who ran this were skimming money from merchants and getting number money under the table. the star route the government gave out western mail routes to subcontractor who in turn made money by charging fees or charging for routes they just made up, just routes that didn't exist. do you have a question for the teapot dome scandal? oh, yeah. that's. that's harding. yeah. harding also ran a very corrupt administration and also for the same reason he had very, very bad

, that is, an additional grant, it seems to us that this line could be such a new core of a grant programs throughout russia, uh, i’ll say a few words about the activities of the scientific center in the field of ecology and climate change issues, which you instructed us to create and develop, it has been created, and a number of programs that we are discussing today with roshydrometer have already allowed us to announce a targeted graduate school in the field of monitoring, modeling and forecasting the state of the atmosphere, the climate system. of course, we hope that such graduate school and such serious cooperation will lead to creating our own scientific school on climate science here in sirius, and of course, we have planned a number of additional professional programs in order to improve the skills of those involved in the most important innovative project state purpose, a unified national system for monitoring climate- active substances. thus, our scientific center will solve the problems of the national, the problems of the federal territory, we discussed with roshydromet, the i

uh grants sources. if he was talking about grants, that's monitoring the grant sources.again part of why public works was so. vulnerable to complications. ethics complications is because a lot of times there's a lot of really good motives us and we see we're in a position where we see the results. you know, you don't have to look at a chart and it might make sense, but it it sure is difficult. i'd like to see it. i'd also love to see more charts about about when we're shown the work that's done even on the operating chart we just saw on budgets. i'd love to see a i'd love to see where our this work is done by supervisors or districts to have them labeled by the number just so the general public. so we see it. but so the general public sees this. there's certainly some areas that are way more needy than others in things, but i think we should see that. thank you. thank you. good. thank you, deputy director almeida. all right. i think this was still part of was is still. i think that was our public comment on item five. is that correct? secretary that's correct. all right,

so, there is grant. he leaves office, the republicans know that they are tainted by scandals, what they need is to elect somebody who is above reproach and i find that guy the sky, rutherford burchard hayes. he was born in southern ohio, he was going to kenyon college, graduated from harvard law, became a lawyer in fremont, ohio. he was referred former, his wife was a reformer. when the civil war started, he joined as a major the 23rd ohio volunteer infantry, he saw a lot of action. he was wounded five times but kept returning. in the end of the war as a major general! he was the nominated to congress while the still war was going on but he refused to campaign saying "an officer fit for duty with this crisis would abandon his host to an election year for a seat in congress ought to be staked". that was all the camping you did. and that's all the campaigning he needed to do. he was elected. he did not like congress, and he returned to ohio and served as the governor for three terms the first ohio governor

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. chp says the pair was biking lawfully on the side of the road. when would on a flatbed lumber truck fell off and hit them. kron four's amanda hari has the details and reaction from other bikers in the area. >> so rondo trail near oak knoll avenue is back open after 2 people riding bicycles were killed here. cyclists say it's eerie to be riding on the same road and have it look like nothing happened. >> wrong place wrong time pusha t has been cycling in napa county for more than a decade. so when 2 people were killed tuesday, he started getting texts immediately. i got. >> word of it last i was i i bite. >> from napa to say just about every day the incident happened around 11 tuesday morning. california highway patrol says the load on the lumber truck shifted and the would collide with the 2 bicyclists. a man died on the scene. a woman was transported to queen of the valley hospital and later died from her injuries. chp says cyclists were riding lawfully. you can do all those things. y

and two whether we're successful with a mega grant. we'll show you shortly, that totals about 211 million dollars of federal grant assistance which we should hear in the coming months, that would be before we consider releasing the rfp, releasing the rfp has the firms detailed response to our request. but there is many month period where we await the responses and work to select a contractor while we continue to advance that funding. and as alfonso mentioned, even as we've gotten through that, we planned a segment of notice to see proceed which will start with design. and then, the bulk of that contract and we're talking it to two billion dollars contract over its life through construction will be subject to a full grant agreement. so it's a period of, of millions and that design phase before we get into the big bulk later on. there are a number of stage gates, so to speak on this particular project as well as those that we've developed through this governorance process. >> i have a follow-up question, is there adequate funding to pay

read item 1 >> item 1, a resolution retroactively authorization public hasn't accept and extend a grant 100,000 from purchaser business group for a program calhive behavioral health collaborative july 1 of 23 through january therein of 27. member who is wish to comment press star 3 to enter the line. a prompt will indicate you raised your hand. madam chair. rachel is online? perhaps? >> i'm here. >> grit. >> thank you. welcome. all right. so i can share a bit about calhive. it is i 3 year improvement collaborative focused on integration of behavioral health services and primary care. that is when we are all about, trying to treat behavioral health services as routine medical care by the california equality collaborative it started this past july. we are one of 8 organizations within california serving 650,000 members that have been selected to payment of this collaborative focused on supports us improving how we integrate the services to primary care now. and it will help us with expanding our screening and referrals for patients with mild to moderate conditions. >> fantastic. and i wil

my budget this year includes another $370 million for each of these grants. it's also past time to acknowledge the physical toll of these jobs. toxic substances you've exposed to are almost certainly why cancer is the leading cause -- the leading killer of firefighters is cancer. you don't have to look any further than 9/11. we stepped up and we did something about that. we would step up now -- we should step up now. my budget includes $1.7 billion for my cancer moonshot to key parts of my unity agenda in the state of the union to cut cancer deaths rates in half, to invest in research and development and early detection and screening, and to end cancer, which we could do, as we know it. we passed the pact act as part of my unity agenda to help veterans, like my son, exposed to toxic materials and their families recover and receive compensation. you know, around 20% of firefighters are military veterans. you know, thanks to this law, the department of veterans affairs has already provided free screening for over 4.5 million veterans from toxic exposure from bu

so other costs are in the grant so we could maximize the costs and the grant doesn't require a amende annual salary ordinance. we request your support of this legislation. that concludes my presentation. >> thank you.. >> good morning supervisors. i am from the budget legislative analyst office. item 6 is a resolution that approves recreation and park to accept and expend 3.seven mild from a grant from the u.s. environmental protection agency. this grant requires one to one match by the city which is why we're reporting on it today. that match will be met by a state source. we show the total cost of the in india basin shoreline park of page four of the report and this grant will contribute to fund those construction costs that were described by the department. the department still identifying approximately $32 million in costs going forward. we recommend approval. >> thank you. sorry you said the department is identify additional how much? >> sorry. that wasn't clear. the total cost is about $78 million. the department identified $46 million in funding sources including this proposed

an award for a 2022 port security grant program award valued at $112,500. the goal an annual program to help assist with port security and waterfront and for this project we applied for for the firefighters training and requested the funding to assist with that and developing the curriculum for that training is before you is a request to approve this item this is one of the steps we have for formal assistance over a grant of one hundred thousand dollars needs to go through do board and the fixing is the first level of that i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >>. thank you very much. and colleagues talking about item 5 for resolution 2023-03 and public comment open this item first please. nobody approaching the podium and nobody on this line. >> all right. public comment is closed. commissioners your please, please. >> yeah. want to say congratulations on the getting those grants. >> thank you. >> and i think the timing is impeccable and great the crazy stuff going on in the world (laughter) is this is yeah. i would like to commend you on tha