hello? >> yes. >> my name is -- am i on? >> yes, you are. >> hello. my name is rosemary newton, and i'm a member of open the great highway. totally opposed to this pilot. i walk the great highway three to four times a week, and the number that you are using, i just cannot justify them. i was never asked to be a part of a survey, and i live in district 7. the claims of 18 to 20,000 cars being pushed into our avenues, how many people are in those cars? i mean, you're counting people. people are in the automobiles that are being rerouted, so please, we need to open the great highway. there's plenty of room for everyone: bike lane, walkway, and, you know, it sounds like everybody's forgetting we are not closing it to people. we want it open for all. people can walk-through the walkway from lincoln to point -- >> thank you. hello, caller. your minute begins now. hello, caller. your one minute begins now. >> hi. i'm [inaudible] a few minutes ago, i looked out my window, and i saw two to three walkers. i agree with supervisor chan. she's injecting a note of r

i really -- >> thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> thank you. i am a -- i'm sheela stewart. i'm a resident of the inner richmond. i urge you to reopen the great highway. it's a necessity for north-south traffic. the closure is isolating residents, especially seniors, creating pollution, adding hours to work, school, doctors, family, etc. if you need to study it, study it when you open it going forward post pandemic life. it truly should serve us all. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller. your minute begins now. >> hello? >> yes? >> oh, sorry. i live in the outer sunset, and while i can't speak for everyone here, my experience is that the streets are still quiet, and any small uptick in traffic is offset by the opportunity we have to establish a space worthy of this city and its residents. i regularly bike along the great highway, and i'm struck by how many people are there, even more than golden gate park. moreover, the great highway extension is slated for closure, and the utility of great highway as a major thoroughfare is ultimately

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i was hoping for hello.- i was hoping for hello. good morning. — i was hoping for hello. , victoria! let's - i was hoping for hello. good i morning, victoria! let's start. let's strip out the temporary factors — food and fuel — we've still got core inflation rising at its fastest rate since 1992. are we running too hot? well, there is an awful lot going on here. us stimulus is coming from fiscal authorities, those communis cheques and assets being purchased by the us federal reserve at the tune of $120 billion a month. us economy is recovering very fast, i think markets shrugged off yesterday's news because as michelle rightly said, they are expecting those factors are going to work out the price mechanism and we will see inflation come down as early as next month but still stay well above the fed reserve target. transitory, in transitory. we hear this all the time. it is all because of this or that. what will it take for the fed to apply the brakes here? i think they will look at whether first of all that forecast i laid out in front of you, the inflation rate comes down

>> hello. i wanted to thank the department for this presentation. i wanted to specifically list up the process that they presented on the disproportionality process led by a stanford doctor. that process was the best example of targeted universalism in a community based approach to find solutions that would lead to equity and also potentially have budget savings that i have seen in education period. i am commenting partly to lift up the presentation and ask board number -- board members and other folks to refer back to it. i'm also curious if folks from the department might be able to highlight some of the ways that that process is informing the plans for the future. i'm very excited to see how that plays out and how it may shift the experience of black students and all of our students in the district. thank you for your work. >> thank you. >> president lopez, that concludes public comment on this item. >> thank you. are there any questions or comments from the board? seeing none, roll call. >> t

i appreciate all your work on this. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. own a restaurant and bar in district five. i wanted to call. i have not yet built my space yet because i'm waiting for an understanding of what we are able to do and i know that time is of the essence for us since the last hearing. for multiple restaurants and bars and shops that have closed. adding amendments will be very difficult because every business has its own brand, has its own style, and to set rules will be hard. we all want to make things accessible, make things beautiful. the more information on the quicker this happens, the faster we will be able to do them as owners. thank you so much. >> thank you, next speaker. >> i am a resident of district seven. i'm calling to support the permanent implementation of shared spaces immediately without delay. i'm sensitive to the equity issues, but i suggest we let the planning department handle that through the rules and permitting process. one thing i hear in these hearings is people calling in and saying it's important it happens no

>> hello. i wanted to thank the department for this presentation. i wanted to specifically list up the process that they presented on the disproportionality process led by a stanford doctor. that process was the best example of targeted universalism in a community based approach to find solutions that would lead to equity and also potentially have budget savings that i have seen in education period. i am commenting partly to lift up the presentation and ask board number -- board members and other folks to refer back to it. i'm also curious if folks from the department might be able to highlight some of the ways that that process is informing the plans for the future. i'm very excited to see how that plays out and how it may shift the experience of black students and all of our students in the district. thank you for your work. >> thank you. >> president lopez, that concludes public comment on this item. >> thank you. are there any questions or comments from the board? seeing none, roll call. >> t

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that's all i want to say. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute has begun. >> caller: hi, my name is monica gel and i'm a resident of district 1. i have lived in richmond for almost a decade. i'm calling in support of opening up the highways to humans and closing the great highway to cars 24/7. gems like the car-free great highway are what get me excited to stay in the city to raise a family and to ensure that recreation is accessible and equitable for everyone in the city. as somebody who has been a covid-19 disaster service worker for over the last 15 plus months, i can't tell you how much being able to bike and walk along the great highway after an intense day means and has gotten me through these days. so, thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. your minute will begin now. >> caller: good evening, my name is karen and i'm a d1 resident and voter. i am hearing a lot about mental health and what a gem and how wonderful it is to have the open free space for people, but not cars. people drive cars. people are using the great h

i call for respect for the community process. thank you supervisors. >> hellolive in the mission district. i just made this short video to ask you to approve the budget proposal that would help so many of us. i believe it would help women who live in situations of domestic violence like myself and many other women. we are seeking the wellbeing of our children. so they can grow up in a healthier and peaceful place and not live in fear. i would be very grateful if you could approve the budget. thank you. >> hello, i live in the richmond district and i'm pleading for the funding of the oversight committee proposal. for family and community, we need permanent solutions to end the crisis of homelessness in san francisco. as a domestic violence survivor i know how hard it is to find support. proposition c is our initiative and that's why i call for this process to be respected. thank you for your support supervisors. >> i live in san francisco, i am here from the program building strong families. i'm here to advocate for the full approval of all oversight proposal. r

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>> hello. iess as an organizer and i am here to demand the stopping of cutting our budget for the 24 hour restroom. there are too many people experiencing homelessness right now and the lack of access to restrooms is inconvenient into frustrating and also there are consequences. it's crucial for us to provide dignity and safety to people in the community. thank you so much for your support and please continue your support. >> thank you can we have the next caller please? we can hear you you can proceed. >> hello:ñ?ñ? and i am calling k that you fund car t. [inaudible] our city deserves community-based programs to help people. [inaudible] is not only ineffective but is actively harmful. [inaudible] and systematically. [inaudible] help delimits people's access to services, limits their jobs and their well-being. [inaudible] unfamiliar areas. [inaudible] [inaudible] is fully fund car t no no one. >> thank you. can we have the next caller please? caller you have been under muted you may proceed with

>> hello. i am a member of parent voices for san francisco and the mother of a 4-year-old who is waiting on the childcare waitlists. i'm a mother of a 5-year-old with special needs that never benefited from childcare and started kindergarten but now is academically behind. i know what would have been a family -- family resource center would have helped him and i would have avoided a lot of heart aches that i have had. however, i am still in the need of childcare so i can go back to work and contribute to the economy and help my family. i strongly believe that education is essential and is needed and all children should get support services to thrive. i am asking for the restoration of $900,000 for the referral services to fund for child care. all children should be served and an increase of childcare providers and a workforce consultation needs to be increased. and there are families who are middle income, but within 200% of the median income. lastly, investing in social, emotional, mental and de

people who stay need to be prepared to be stated by care plus not i think i . 2 2 i hello, my name is bob patrol. i am 19 years old and i am from a small village called new talk. i go to a school that has 137 students. i'm writing about a village trying to move because of climate change. you talk is small place that has about 350 people and we're trying to move to a place called most of it's about modal. newton we talked about i have been any talk basically all my life and it has always been the same every year. we lose a number of feet of flanders. sure. what is not the same? it shares the extent of the rosen because the weather isn't disturbing. the cher, sometime it curve bridge or us. but most of the time it doesn't. i into doesn't to last. 150 feet of land from water, washington and the nurse home to the waters about $100.00. george. we're going to have a disaster. if we don't move, we need to it as soon as possible before the water gets to us or it all you just like cookie monster eating cookies. ah, just falls, the lenses fall down and it cannot pick up. i strongly believe we c

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that's all i want to say. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute has begun. >> caller: hi, my name is monica gel and i'm a resident of district 1. i have lived in richmond for almost a decade. i'm calling in support of opening up the highways to humans and closing the great highway to cars 24/7. gems like the car-free great highway are what get me excited to stay in the city to raise a family and to ensure that recreation is accessible and equitable for everyone in the city. as somebody who has been a covid-19 disaster service worker for over the last 15 plus months, i can't tell you how much being able to bike and walk along the great highway after an intense day means and has gotten me through these days. so, thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. your minute will begin now. >> caller: good evening, my name is karen and i'm a d1 resident and voter. i am hearing a lot about mental health and what a gem and how wonderful it is to have the open free space for people, but not cars. people drive cars. people are using the great h

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i call for respect for the community process. thank you supervisors. >> hello, i live in the mission district. i just made this short video to ask you to approve the budget proposal that would help so many of us. i believe it would help women who live in situations of domestic violence like myself and many other women. we are seeking the wellbeing of our children. so they can grow up in a healthier and peaceful place and not live in fear. i would be very grateful if you could approve the budget. thank you. >> hello, i live in the richmond district and i'm pleading for the funding of the oversight committee proposal. for family and community, we need permanent solutions to end the crisis of homelessness in san francisco. as a domestic violence survivor i know how hard it is to find support. proposition c is our initiative and that's why i call for this process to be respected. thank you for your support supervisors. >> i live in san francisco, i am here from the program building strong families. i'm here to advocate for the full approval of all oversight proposa

i hello again. i'm fully back the ball with the headlines on al jazeera, a vote that fit to, and benjamin netanyahu grape on power in israel will take place on sunday. parliament will decide whether to approve a government led by center ca la paid, bringing together 8 parties. far right, leader and tiny bennett was service prime minister for 2 years under the agreement that pete would take over for the next 2. hi, fosset has more from west jerusalem. this was the date that everybody had been waiting for announced by the live in the nuts in yahoo. allied speaker of these are the parliament that connects it. and so now we know that it is going to be on sunday barring some very unexpected bid to unseat the speaker and change the date by the opposition, which now looks pretty much impossible. so the numbers are that in the 120 c parliament, the coalition needs 61 for a clear majority. that is the number that they currently have. if all of the constituent members of those coalition parties vote in favor

>> hello. i'm ceo of the san francisco pre-trial diversion project. we strongly urge the department, mayor's office and board of supervisors to support cameo house. they have been a lifeline for our families, our clients since the 90s and our partnership has been invaluable. we depend on them to get our clients out of jail and protect public safety. an individual sitting in jail waiting for housing and eliminating cameo house would increase the cycle of incarceration and trauma. we support their work and dignity and respect they provide to our clients and urge you to support them going forward. thank you. >> hi, i'm speaking on behalf of the public defenders office and asking the board of supervisors, the mayor and department of homelessness to fully fund cameo house. it provides services to women and women with children. it allows women who have children to receive the services and run the skills they need in order to have the lives they deserve and allows them to do this without separating thei

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>> hello. i wanted to thank the department for this presentation. i wanted to specifically list up the process that they presented on the disproportionality process led by a stanford doctor. that process was the best example of targeted universalism in a community based approach to find solutions that would lead to equity and also potentially have budget savings that i have seen in education period. i am commenting partly to lift up the presentation and ask board number -- board members and other folks to refer back to it. i'm also curious if folks from the department might be able to highlight some of the ways that that process is informing the plans for the future. i'm very excited to see how that plays out and how it may shift the experience of black students and all of our students in the district. thank you for your work. >> thank you. >> president lopez, that concludes public comment on this item. >> thank you. are there any questions or comments from the board? seeing none, roll call. >> t

i just need to confirm with staff if we are bridged. >> hello? >> hi andy. y we lost you there for a second. i hear you have others on the line with you. is that correct? >> i don't. we have a video of 10 speakers. so it's one file. >> okay. let's pull that up. we have staff helping out today. we have billy from it and if you could just pull up the h.i.v. advocacy network. we heard the first speaker. here we go. thank you so much. >> i'm caesar and i'm an advocate for the passionate response team. i live in san francisco and a person living with h.i.v. and was unhoused for several years. i urge you to support the equity for h.i.v. budget proposal as a person who survived an overdose in 2010, i'm asking for 2 million for overdose prevention services and decriminalize all drugs by not spending money to enforce the violent war on drugs. instead, spend 3 million for housing subsidies for people living with h.i.v. i feel the risk of losing my housing increase and it is devastating my mental health. thank you. >> i'm harry and i have lived in this town since 1970s

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>> hello. i'm timothy. >> thank you again for your patience. there's a lot to talk differen screens so one more . thank you. >> that's just one of the many programs that we would like to share with our community. i only have to make some these words the funding for more programming at the sf center. >> thank you so much. and maria, if we could take the nextcaller i believe that was the last video . >> thank you all for listening today. i'm calling on behalf of formidable family services and mission hub and i like to ask you to play a public comment video speakers in favor of the city while for our partnership. this video is in spanish. >> thank you, we are queuing up yourvideo, just one moment please . >> my name is celeste hernandez and iwith the mission of . we love the food and the meals, the farming has been providing for our communities. during this period will get the money so we can be ourpeople . thank you. >> my name is lynn, i'm living in san francisco working on funding and i asked for

i appreciate all your work on this. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello. own a restaurant and bar in district five. i wanted to call. i have not yet built my space yet because i'm waiting for an understanding of what we are able to do and i know that time is of the essence for us since the last hearing. for multiple restaurants and bars and shops that have closed. adding amendments will be very difficult because every business has its own brand, has its own style, and to set rules will be hard. we all want to make things accessible, make things beautiful. the more information on the quicker this happens, the faster we will be able to do them as owners. thank you so much. >> thank you, next speaker. >> i am a resident of district seven. i'm calling to support the permanent implementation of shared spaces immediately without delay. i'm sensitive to the equity issues, but i suggest we let the planning department handle that through the rules and permitting process. one thing i hear in these hearings is people calling in and saying it's important it happens no

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hello. thank you so much for having me. i think from a financial institutions perspective, the, it's easier to start addressing the positive and the opportunity side of the financial institutions. but as they start to understand the impact their portfolios and how investors in the market will measure that impact, they're starting to look at how they measure the financed emissions. the impact that they have of financing other companies. is it easier to divest than to challenge companies that are slow when moving along the climate track? well, it may be easier to divest, but it's really a risk transfer issue. and one of the concerns that we had, the environmental on profit is really to say, how does that risk transfer? and even if 11 bank were to divest their exposure, there will be someone else to pick it up. and so as we look at this from a planetary boundaries perspective, that divestment doesn't achieve what we need to with the paras agreement. so as a bank, if you look at a purely financial terms, as a bank looks to die be

hello? >> yes. >> my name is -- am i on? >> yes, you are. >> hello. my name is rosemary newton, and i'm a member of open the great highway. totally opposed to this pilot. i walk the great highway three to four times a week, and the number that you are using, i just cannot justify them. i was never asked to be a part of a survey, and i live in district 7. the claims of 18 to 20,000 cars being pushed into our avenues, how many people are in those cars? i mean, you're counting people. people are in the automobiles that are being rerouted, so please, we need to open the great highway. there's plenty of room for everyone: bike lane, walkway, and, you know, it sounds like everybody's forgetting we are not closing it to people. we want it open for all. people can walk-through the walkway from lincoln to point -- >> thank you. hello, caller. your minute begins now. hello, caller. your one minute begins now. >> hi. i'm [inaudible] a few minutes ago, i looked out my window, and i saw two to three walkers. i agree with supervisor chan. she's injecting a note of r

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