should tell us where to go my child is outside i have to come to hospital so i can get renshaw house jobshas been lost we want to know where all right. the must demolitions ignored a court order to wait and hear the case of the kerio banky residents who the government claims were living illegally and stay timelines they triggered riots the police responded with tear gas and water cannons. on a morning politicians handed out food parcels to needy families so what we're saying is at this time let's think the list inside the less fortunate that is what you. are but the food will be little comfort to the thousands who just lost their homes during a global pandemic. social distancing help slow the spread of the krona virus but it's also put an end to most cultural events across europe this spring now theaters movies music that's unless someone gets inventive and that is the case in the czech capital prague. quick sound check as the last few. people role look for the only gig in town. with concert halls closed and festivals written off across europe this pop up event is drawing the crowds of as

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should tell us where to go my child is outside i have come to a household so i can get rent for house jobs has been lost we want to know where our rights. the must demolitions ignored a court order to wait and hear the case of the carrier banky residents who the government claims were living illegally on state time lines they triggered riots the police responded with tear gas and water cannons. on saucily morning politicians handed out food parcels to needy families so what we're saying is at this time let's think of the least interested the less fortunate that we want to know what the host was a. little girl but the food will be little comfort to the thousands who just lost their homes during a global pandemic. german football fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of the bundesliga this month but could their hope soon be dashed 2nd division side dinamo dresden have been ordered to send their entire squad into quarantine for 2 weeks after 2 of their players tested positive for covert 19 that means they're unable to play their scheduled match against hanover on may 17th to cologne play

i think the houseing, jobs and analysis can one way to match the types of housing to the affordability levels of workers, right. so i think the more that we're able to have a tight necklace to connect the types of housing to those who live in them, that's equity as part of our conversation. >> supervisor ronen: okay. great. thank you. i appreciate that. i really look forward to working with you and connecting the work of the m.t.c. to the work of the planning commission more directly. so with that, if there's no more questions or comments, i wanted to see if we've got the line back up for public comment. >> madam chair, yes, we do have the line reconnected. we would like to know do you want to take public comment for both items or just one and then the second separate? >> supervisor ronen: why don't we just take public comment for either or both items. >> okay. arthur, can you please queue them up. victor, make your announcements, i'm sorry. >> clerk: yes. madam chair, we're checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. for those who are already connected to our meeting via ph

safe for both workers and customers, and to that end working with members of congress , the white house, jobrainers around the country, we have proposed a couple of key provisions. we need to help businesses rebuild their workforce. the unemployment benefit at the federal level was so generous in some cases. in some cases half of american workers make more thing going back to work. that is unhealthy for them in the long term. it guarantees a slow recovery and then a recession. we propose a return to work bonus for those, when they accept the job offer to go back to work, can keep up to two weeks of their unappointed benefits $1200. week think that can help reconnect workers with their businesses. that will help us recover more quickly. at work is where you get your health care benefits. that is where you get your retirement benefits. that is usually where you do best for your family. we went to restore that. secondly we think we can help , businesses remake their places is accordingher it to testing. some businesses will rely heavily on it, the protective gear and the mask and the temperatur

that it is safe for workers and customers to that end, working with members of congress, the white house, job traders around the country, we propose key provisions, need to help businesses rebuild their workforce and unemployment benefits at the federal level are so generous in some cases, half of all american workers are paid more to stay unemployed than to go back to work. that is unhealthy for them in the long term and guarantees a slow recovery and extended recession so we propose a return to work bonus, those are unemployed when they accept the job offer to go back to work can keep up to two weeks of unemployment benefits so $1,200, return to work, we think that can help reconnect workers with their businesses, that will help us recover more quickly and after all before you get your healthcare benefits that is where you get your retirement benefits, usually where you do best for your family so we want to restore that. we think we can help businesses remake their places of work whether it is affording the testing to some businesses to rely heavily on protective gear, masks, temperature wa

all housing job linkage fees, which were estimated to be $5.9 million, will be dedicated to the 772 pacific avenue affordable housing project. this project will also require transferable development rights, which will be purchased by the city, which will generate an additional $5 million in general fund revenues. the project also requires prevailing wage and other city requirements, that would apply not only to the building of the new fire station, but the hotel and office development. the developer is increasing its financial participation, while at the same time our updated appraisal shows that the city's property value has actually declined. the project would next proceed with entitlements. so if the approval is obtained, we anticipate permitting in 2021, 2022 after the final agreement is ratified and the ancillary documents. construction will begin in early 2022 and a new project should be completed by the end of 2023. just to give you a visual of what the project looks like in your orientation. what this picture is, it's not a very good one, i apologize. what it's intended to show is t

all housing job linkage fees, which were estimated to be $5.9 million, will be dedicated to the 772 pacific avenue affordable housing project. this project will also require transferable development rights, which will be purchased by the city, which will generate an additional $5 million in general fund revenues. the project also requires prevailing wage and other city requirements, that would apply not only to the building of the new fire station, but the hotel and office development. the developer is increasing its financial participation, while at the same time our updated appraisal shows that the city's property value has actually declined. the project would next proceed with entitlements. so if the approval is obtained, we anticipate permitting in 2021, 2022 after the final agreement is ratified and the ancillary documents. construction will begin in early 2022 and a new project should be completed by the end of 2023. just to give you a visual of what the project looks like in your orientation. what this picture is, it's not a very good one, i apologize. what it's intended to show is t

it's safe for workers and customers into that and working with members of congress and the white house and job trainers with a couple key provisions. the unemployment benefit at the federal level half of all american workers get paid more to stay unemployed and to back to work. that is unhealthy for them long-term and guarantees a slow recovery. so we propose a return to work bonus so that when they accept the job offer they can keep up to two weeks of unemployment benefits. $1200 to return to work we think that will help reconnect with their businesses to help us recover because that's where you get the retirement benefit. so we want to restore that. we can make their places whether it is affording the testing that businesses will rely heavily on and the temperature want to configure the workplace the retail store or the office place and we think we can help incentivize businesses to do that and we also know now one of the lessons learned is that too much of our medicines are on unreliable partners with it together that incentive for returning to america and those that they cannot talk about

for both workers and customers, and to that end working with members of congress and the white house and job trainers around the country, we have proposed a couple of key provisions. the unemployment benefit at the federal level was so generous in -- in some cases it to stay unemployed event to go back to work. that is unhealthy for them in the long term. workoposed a return to onus where those who are unemployed would accept the job offer. we connect workers with their businesses that will help us recover more quickly. it's where you get your health care benefits, retirement benefits, that is usually where you do best for your family. we think we can help businesses ,emake their places of work some businesses will rely heavily on it. for others we believe we will whether itonfigure, is a retail store, and office can help think we incentivize and encourage businesses to do that. lessonsthat one of the learned is too many of our medicines and supplies are reliant on unreliable partners like china, so we put together a package of incentives to accelerate returning to america, the production li

there's a white house job that i think you qualify for, and i just want to put your name and -- your name in. -- your name in." he worked on the campaign. john robo calling for conyers. i got him a lot of money. [laughter] i sent him the resume, and he called me back and said, "the at blair house at 6:00," so i scrambled to make myself presentable. i started to figure it's got to be nancy reagan. i did not think it was ronald reagan because he had already named jim brady. i was so nervous i had to sit on my hands like this because they were shaking. i mean, i had never met a first lady before. she was very kind to me but mainly wanted to talk about what she had been doing. she was concerned about the whole problem of youth drug abuse, and i remember thinking, "but what are your issue?"ations for that was wondering how viable that was from a pr issue, but i forgot how powerful it first lady can be, what a platform that was. anyway, the next day, i got a call, and they set me up with a series of meetings with mike beaver and ending with my personal hero, jim brady. he said, "it's down

i think the houseing, jobs and analysis can one way to match the types of housing to the affordability levels of workers, right. so i think the more that we're able to have a tight necklace to connect the types of housing to those who live in them, that's equity as part of our conversation. >> supervisor ronen: okay. great. thank you. i appreciate that. i really look forward to working with you and connecting the work of the m.t.c. to the work of the planning commission more directly. so with that, if there's no more questions or comments, i wanted to see if we've got the line back up for public comment. >> madam chair, yes, we do have the line reconnected. we would like to know do you want to take public comment for both items or just one and then the second separate? >> supervisor ronen: why don't we just take public comment for either or both items. >> okay. arthur, can you please queue them up. victor, make your announcements, i'm sorry. >> clerk: yes. madam chair, we're checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. for those who are already connected to our meeting via ph

houses are following the guidelines, i think it's fine. so what you think? share with us wish with a hashtag kpix protective jobuts heating san jose's winchester mystery house. about 75 jobs have now been erased but it comes just ahead of this weekend's planned reopening of the landmarks garden areas for >>> on the flipside, san jose- based zoom is on a hiring spree. the videoconferencing company plans to hire 500 new software engineers as business surges to more than 300 million daily users. and you're hearing one and two right now. >> we've got that daily zoom meeting for the evening news team. >> we have to because we have to stay this far away but >> me newsroom, we are just maintaining social distance. it's easier on a day like this when you can't get outhere this evening, we are still tracking a couple of lonely showers moving from sonoma county into napa county, otherwise what we have is a lot of low cloud cover and fog. the satellite picture, nope, it's not going to let us see it, let's go forward because i think we've already seen the rainfall totals. there's the satellite picture. i love when the comp

and so there's a lump sum of development in a mixed use project, that there's no breakdown of jobs in housingcern to the planning commission because we have a terrible job housing balance and it causes a housing crisis and transportation problems. it's also an issue for you, because there are a lot more jobs than housing, eventually we're going to have to catch up, and that's going to be, you know, a lot more water. so there's cumulative impacts that aren't considered. other items that were not in the staff report, additional water supplies findings and communications from the planning department. so i also want to remind you that you have a responsibility from fish and game code 59-37 that you need to protect fish in good health below dam, and the only time that these issues ever come up is every 50 years when there's re-licensing or every five years in the bay-delta plan. but those are ongoing. and the voluntary agreement -- all that right now, possibly even dead, we need to switch gears and not just wait for that decision to be made. so this is tied back to the letter i sent you yesterday.

this house and the nat should do its job and pass proper legislation and let the president do his job. we had 2/3 of the votes in this house for this bill. and yet the gentleman from ohio mentions the lofgren-davidson amendment. i support this amendment. and if we had gone forward we could have gone with it. but the fact of the matter is, they've withdrawn their support because of the president's tweet r no other reason and we are where we are now to preserve the ability to have the fisa act that preserves national security as well as the improvements in the act embodied in this bill and the senate version of the bill that improves security while improving privacy protections against surveillance, we must approve the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio. mr. jordan: we yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: madam speaker, i -- i repeat what i said before. we have a choice. the fisa act as everybody agrees is not in good shape. the fisa act is necessary to preserve the security of the united states. i think everyone a

and so there's a lump sum of development in a mixed use project, that there's no breakdown of jobs in housingcern to the planning commission because we have a terrible job housing balance and it causes a housing crisis and transportation problems. it's also an issue for you, because there are a lot more jobs than housing, eventually we're going to have to catch up, and that's going to be, you know, a lot more water. so there's cumulative impacts that aren't considered. other items that were not in the staff report, additional water supplies findings and communications from the planning department. so i also want to remind you that you have a responsibility from fish and game code 59-37 that you need to protect fish in good health below dam, and the only time that these issues ever come up is every 50 years when there's re-licensing or every five years in the bay-delta plan. but those are ongoing. and the voluntary agreement -- all that right now, possibly even dead, we need to switch gears and not just wait for that decision to be made. so this is tied back to the letter i sent you yesterday.

certainly not what this white house wants to hear the jobs all of the jobs created since donald trump came into office and even the ones created by the previous administration barack obama those have all been wiped out and now they're setting records in terms of the number of jobs lost not the records this is ministration is hoping to set now the u.s. 2 president has been talking about this trying to be optimistic saying that he's presided over what he calls the greatest economy and that he's determined to bring it back one of the world's largest international evacuation missions has begun thousands of indian nationals are being repatriated from the middle east and southeast asia on flights and navy ships russia is becoming the new global hawk spalt for covert 90 for a 6th straight day new cases have gone up by more than 10000. man hours high court has upheld a lower court ruling that no president because election victory last year went totally closed the window with just 38 percent of the post may 2019 narrowly defeating his main opposition

housing. >> free wi-fi for all of the residents here so that folks have access to do job searches, housing searches, or anything else that anyone else could do in our great city. >> we are putting the plant in the ground to make all of the city services available to our residents. it is difficult work, but it is also very exciting and rewarding our team is exceptional. they are very talented engineers and analysts who work to deliver the data and the services and the technology every day. >> i love working with linda because she is fun. you can tell her anything under the sun and she will listen and give you solutions or advice. she is very generous and thoughtful and remembers all the special days that you are celebrating. >> i have seen recent employee safety and cyber security. it is always a top priority. i am always feeling proud working with her. >> what is interesting about my work and my family is my experience is not unique, but it is different. i am a single parent. so having a career that is demanding and also having a child to raise has been a challenge. i think for parents that are wor

certainly not what this white house wants to hear the jobs all of the jobs created since donald trump came into office and even the ones created by the previous administration barack obama those have all been wiped out and now they're setting records in terms of the number of jobs lost not the records this administration is hoping to set now the u.s. 2 president has been talking about this trying to be optimistic saying that he's presided over what he calls the greatest a colony and that he's determined to bring it back one of the world's largest international evacuation missions as begun thousands of indian nationals are being repatriated from the middle east and southeast asia on flights and navy ships but many others say they can't afford to pay is the most the jobs russia is becoming the new global hotspot for covert 19 for 6th straight day new cases have gone up by more than 10000 and nieces government is calling on beijing to respond to accusations that fishermen will watch to death on board chinese vessels at least 3 indonesian man all

there are so many things that are important to working people, people for housing, people for jobs, to reform some of the things in small business. these are all important. >> i wanted to ask about intel chairman rubio. formerhey cast representative ratcliff out of the committee. what is your comment on that, and did you ask senate democrats to not support the ratcliff nomination? sen. schumer: no, the entire intelligence committee voted no. the dni needs someone who puts intelligence first. his career has been one of the harshest partisans around. if you talk to professionals who are neither democrats or republicans, they are worried he will further politicize the intelligence agencies, which will hurt america. you need intel more than any other place. someone who speaks truth to power. dan coats is gone. truth,don't speak the just like when you don't speak the truth about covid, the consequences to america will get far worse. ratcliff is too much of a partisan to speak truth to power. in -- inspector general lenox, weren't there questions from democrats during the hillary clinton inv

not, spur our growth, whether it be the housing market, job market, and make sure that we give people a comee to come back home, back and help grow this community so we can live the legacy that this community really offers. descendents many are there and about how many of those came to your festival? a sign inwell, we had list. i am just going to give or take 100. >> do you know how many descendents there are sort of spread around the world? joycelyn: that is something we are working on. that is something we are working on. a show calledas finding your roots. drummer forwith the traced hist love roots back to africatown, that we come from the same lineage. that is a descendent i would like to connect with as well. aboutpeople want to know the descendents, is there a website or place they should go? www.the: there is, clotildastory.com. >> morrill day on american history tv, featuring 24 hours of american history from the civil war to vietnam. nations past, beginning at 8:00 a.m. eastern c-span3.al day here on >> 14,226 americans are buried outside a quiet village in northeastern franc

and those are the reasons why these housing projects are so critical, the job opportunities that they create are so critical, our work to support, our existing residence, including our existing homeless population and to not increase that significantly is so critical. it's why we have to draw the line somewhere because we don't have an endless pot of money available to serve everyone who needs it and that is going to be our challenge as we go into the future and make the decisions we need to make around public health and safety and our economy, it's important that we do everything we can to support our existing workforce, to support our existing homelessness population and to get through this pandemic together. so with that, i would like to introduce -- dr. kolfax is not with us, but dr. philips from the department of public health will be providing an update. >> good afternoon, i'm dr. susan philips. thank you, mayor brisked. breed. today there are 1,497 san francisco residents with confirmed cases of covid-19. and a total of 23 people in san francisco have died. i send my condolence

house. >> that could be unlawful. job. the man the white house says recommended the dismissal. >>> details about the ordeal fire crews faced in los angeles on the scene of a massive blast that left four firefighters in intensive care. >>> we're oecexpecting another round of showers, thunderstorms tomorrow. i'm tracking this area of low pressure to let you know how much you can >>> developing news from washington now. democrats are now investigating the friday night firing of the state department inspector general. president trump said he no longer had confidence in him saying the firing was recommended by secretary of state mike pompeo. a congressional aide to democrats say the ig was looking into whether pompeo had misused a political appointee to perform personal tasks for himself and his wife. >> the president has the right to fire any federal employee. but the fact is, if it looks like it's in retaliation for something that the ig -- the inspector general is doing, that could be unlawful. >> peter navarro says the firin

and if we don't spur our growth, whether it be the housing market, job market, and make sure that weive people a chance to come back home, come back and help grow this community so we can live the legacy that this community really offers. >> about how many descendents are there, and about how many of those came to your festival? joycelynn: well, we had a sign in list. i am just going to give or take 100. >> do you know how many descendents there are sort of spread around the world? or is that too hard? joycelynn: that is something we are working on. that is something we are working on. and also, dr. gaetz has a show called "finding your roots." he sat down with the drummer for jimmy fallon, and quest love traced his roots back to africatown and we come from the same lineage. that is a descendent i would like to connect with as well. >> if people want to know about the descendents, is there a website or any place they should go? joycelynn: there is, www.theclotildastory.com. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning insti

firemen, cops, out there, fighting, to work, to get the economy going but heaven forbid the house shows up to do its jobhouse majority leader send any hoyer, the house will return to washington only when the next coronavirus bill is ready. this friday's jobs report is expected to show maybe more than 30 million americans out of a job, adp report came in less than that today. americans are now deciding whether to pay their bills or buy food. how come the house is not back at work? we understand there are senior citizens there but the rest of the country is fighting to stay alive? >> yeah, and the united states senate did come back to work this week. this belies the fact that the house isn't back in session yet. we will see how the politics of this play out but we are in the middle of an extremely challenging period both in terms of public health, in terms of the economy. and you're right, we have so many americans who are essential workers who are putting their lives on the line every day to help their fellow americans t would be nice to see house of representatives step up, go back to work as well. eliz

excelled at providing construction jobs and provide a living wage and benefits for our members and hearing from local hires. this project would deliver 25% affordable housinghat the city so desperately needs. we ask you to approve this project that would deliver jobs and help with the critical shortage of housing. i have two daughters that live with us in their 30s. i love them both but they would both love to move out but they can't afford it. we need more housing in san francisco. and this project -- this is the type of project that would help. please approve. and thank you. >> operator: you have seven questions remaining. >> caller: good evening, commissioners. i would like to speak towards the shadow on this project and to make sure that the commission is truly weighing out exactly what are the benefits that will be provided. not only jobs in the short term for the construction that will happen when the building is being built, but what economic benefits this building would provide for low-income and working-class individuals and the long term and for the future. and what ends up gets lost, especially for the low-income and working-class children who a

all housing job linkage fees, which were estimated to be $5.9 million, will be dedicated to the 772 pacific avenue affordable housing project. this project will also require transferable development rights, which will be purchased by the city, which will generate an additional $5 million in general fund revenues. the project also requires prevailing wage and other city requirements, that would apply not only to the building of the new fire station, but the hotel and office development. the developer is increasing its financial participation, while at the same time our updated appraisal shows that the city's property value has actually declined. the project would next proceed with entitlements. so if the approval is obtained, we anticipate permitting in 2021, 2022 after the final agreement is ratified and the ancillary documents. construction will begin in early 2022 and a new project should be completed by the end of 2023. just to give you a visual of what the project looks like in your orientation. what this picture is, it's not a very good one, i apologize. what it's intended to show is t

i think someone else could do a better job in the house. think someone could do a better job taking these complex pieces of legislation. i was never the appeal in 2016 or so mothers who did not run against her or tried to oust her from the speakership and 201830 really was never about what she sees as her job which is legislating. it was much more about -- . >> do you think of things go well for the democrats in november the democrats keep the house, is it conceivable that they can keep the same leadership team going forward and abide wins they could have more aids in the white house and just the status quo or do you think i guess this is a crystal ball thing but isn't probably the last hurrah in some ways for the speaker? >> i don't know and i have a firm policy against making predictions. i don't think it's been previously reported that in 2018 there was that leadership race where she worked very hard because she could afford to lose less than 10% of the caucus on the house floor in order to be elected speaker so she really had to win ove