heather green and she's going to walk you through our sources, uses and proposed investments. next slide, please. so the san francisco public library aspires to be the premier library system in the country and service to our residents. delivering on these priorities has made us the highest rated department of city government. in addition to our budget priorities, we are advancing city wide priorities of racial equity and economic recovery. regarding racial equity, phase one of our racial equity plan. and hiring. and phase two up coming as we think about our public spacing services and overall accessibility. similarly, for economic recovery, our department has worked to identify opportunities for investments that will support san francisco's economic recovery task force, including capital investments to boost the local construction industry, stimulate job opportunities, and support the arts and cultural sector. the library already plays an important role as a resource hub and community connector and we see an even greater opportunity for more people to benefit from our budget i

heather green and she's going to walk you through our sources, uses and proposed investments. next slide, please. so the san francisco public library aspires to be the premier library system in the country and service to our residents. delivering on these priorities has made us the highest rated department of city government. in addition to our budget priorities, we are advancing city wide priorities of racial equity and economic recovery. regarding racial equity, phase one of our racial equity plan. and hiring. and phase two up coming as we think about our public spacing services and overall accessibility. similarly, for economic recovery, our department has worked to identify opportunities for investments that will support san francisco's economic recovery task force, including capital investments to boost the local construction industry, stimulate job opportunities, and support the arts and cultural sector. the library already plays an important role as a resource hub and community connector and we see an even greater opportunity for more people to benefit from our budget i

the judge in green, a vision should be in the the the hey folks next up on dennis miller plus one. i love talking to comedians and we've got a great one heather mcdonald's here. she's got a podcast called juicy scoop with heather mcdonald. and can you believe the numbers on these podcasts? she's been on 5 years now. she has over 100000000 downloads, you know, why? because it's funny. it's hip and it's why said the mcdonald right after this bench millard plus one.

green, a vision she gave me. ah, ah, hey folks next up on dennis miller plus want i love talking to comedians and we've got a great one heather mcdonald's here. you've got a podcast called juicy scoop, was heather mcdonald. and can you believe the numbers on these podcasts? she's been on 5 years now. she has over 100000000 downloads, you know, why? because it's funny. it's hip and it's why said the mcdonald right after this bench miller plus one. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. i always like you want to have stand up comedians on in this case podcast or to because they know how to keep moving log stand ups live on their wits and you can be on stage. sure. and 15 seconds before you better get the 1st lab. so i always feel safe when i'm with a stand up. she of course has heather mcdonald, best known from well, i'm single podcast now, but for 7 years i think she was on these top rated show chelsea lately with ms. ambler and she wrote, produced and appeared for the duration of the 7 year. currently the host of her own podcast juicy scoop. you see the logo in the background. i know it says juicy coo, but just pointin

heather. i am literally in the middle of a buzz of activity as they're getting ready for tomorrow's first round of the open. i'm standing right above what would be the second green if you go off on number one, you're going to make the turn down there and come up on this par four. you can see behind me. it's a smallish green protected by six bunkers. but that's just part of the issue on this whole, but you mentioned it. we are very fortunate this year to have two former open winners with local roots yesterday we spoke with. michelle wie, who played her collegiate golf at stanford today. someone who grew up playing. in the east bag. it doesn't matter when you do it when a u. s open and it's career defining for paula kramer, who grew up in pleasanton, that moment was 11 years ago when she was just 23. before that open. creamer had already won eight tour events to when she was only 18. it still gives me goosebumps thinking about it. um you know, the competitor in me wants me to have it, so it's like 2020 2020, not 2010. i feel like that's a long time ago. i want it now. but at the same time you got to take it day by day kind of thing. cramer got to a million dollars