iit is your social. care, love, community, commitment. we need to take them more than 24 hours and not discharge them with their pjs on. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i am here with the san francisco aids foundation. i want to present a proposal $2 million to fund piloted of prevention services in san francisco. these are known as safe consumption sites or supervised injection sights. they work and provide spaces for healthcare professionals where adults can use the drugs with sterile supplies and find referrals for substance use and mental health systems to reduce overdose deaths and prevent new infections, we deuc address thef people using drugs. we had discussions about how much we need these services. i feel like we have support these are needed here afternoon will work here. we are asking for the funding to make sure those pilots can happen. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i am with senior action. i just want to say a few things. first, the most expensive thing in

iit is a stop because of the 30-day wait. you can't do that on the in patient unit. if there is not a bed immediately available they skip over it. they look for alternative destinations. if it is in the window of three to seven days, we are willing to do an except to 10 days stay on the in patient unit the flow has to flow. >> where does the person go. >> alternate destination. hummingbird to shelter to hotel. >> do you know how many people are released to the street? >> i had them pull that recently from the in-patient treatment. i have it from the treatment program. >> i don't have in patient. >> from the treatment program what do you mean? >> completion of the treatment program how many discharged to shelter or street. about 44%. >> wow. >> that speaks to the need for housing. >> right. it is a particular type of housing that has a health connection. why isn't that something dph is asking for. >> because housing isn't under dph any more. >> it is not divorced from it either. if we stabilize someone and release them to the streets, how often are they going to come

iit is a convenient area and may other businesses are impacted by this. the store guss alone would feel the impact. i am asking you to please hold this for 10 years. i am a transplant from baltimore maryland i am an ambassador to the city. i supplement my income with a tour guide. i love the city so much i stepped up as president of the san francisco tour guide guild. i, like my other colleagues are ambassadors to san francisco. we want to stay here. please keep us here and let us be able to enrich the rest of san francisco. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. any other public comment on this item? with that public comment is closed. commissioner richards. >> a question for staff. i get the need to balance to keep the community intact and facilitating a move where they can land versus creating pbr space is what we need as well. in context, this building's conveyor footage in terms of the pdr space available in the city, what percent is it? >> i do not know the answer. >> it is one building. i have no idea. >> the closest i can come to is the

iit is very usit is very frustre 3 111 calls are -- 311 calls are anonymous. it is part of what we do, right? i applaud you for at least being here to reach out and telling the public. that is for any public. there is a grey area from doing the right thing or being, like you say, the extortion part. we all get it. as long as you have your policy, as long as you are doing your part, i don't think we always stay on the side we should stay on the side of a more neutral fact we are trying to run a small business. payment i it is very -- payments evident you don't want to meet with these people and there is only so much we can do as an operator, too. i know you are stressed out about it. there was a slip in management. there was a time when you were doing something else. now that you are back on board, i don't think we will have as much issues, i'm hoping as what we had before. good job, just have your policies and talk to the new management at gaylord. i mean as long as you are doing that, i don't think anybody can hold you in contempt. >> thank you. i appreciate

iit is a a great project with a great staff. we are pleased to be here and get going.othank you very much. one of my partners. is here and we are excited to be here for the next couple months. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am the research analyst at local two. we represent 13,000 hotel workers. we have been working closely with the developers of this project going on five plus years. they have had a very strong relationship with us and the project has our support partly because it comes with guarantees the workers will have a fair process with which to organize the union once the hotel is in place. we are looking forward to seeing the hotel open and hope it gets all of its approval. >> any other public comment. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i open the consent calendar. 9a to request approval to amend the port's harbor traffic code allowing certain parking and curb restrictions on port streets within mission bay east of third street to accommodate events at the chase center. 9b. request

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iit have a wonderful picture tht her niece has agreed to produce in the book with her on the back ready to catch her because if you've ever been there perhaps you know they can get pretty choppy. i wouldn't want to stand on the back of one and i particularly wouldn't wantt to deal with a wooden leg that is what she did. and she was fantastic at her j job. she stood in for the diplomat said they were so impressed with her they had glowing references. no one mentioned her leg because it doesn't seem to be an issue. she was bicycling and horse riding. okay i'm going to have another crack at the associated and it seemed she got through that there was a letter from the secretary of state. no, he stated. amputees are not allowed to join. two nights ago i was in boston and someone came up to me and told me his grandfather had lost a leg in the first world war and had no problems in the lldiplomatic service afterwards, so i'm going to allow you to make up your own mind as to what was going on here. but before that, she had some powerful friends can't think of us. a gentleman of grace and the ve

we are now iit.e are now in a constitutional crisis. >> reporter: tonight the house judiciary committee voted to hold attorney general bill barr in contempt of congress for not turning over the entire report. >> and if it weren't for him being president, he'd be in prison with michaecohen today. >> reporter: republicans are accusing democrats of political grandstanding. >> i think it's all about trying to destroy bill barr because democrats are nervous he's going to get to the bottom of everything.fi he's going to nd out how and why this investigation started in the first place. bo >> this is a impeaching the presiden >> reporter: the white house is arguing barr has been transparent. >> if the mueller report fully exonerates the president as he suggests, why doesn't he want congress to see the entire thing? >> chairman nadler is asking the attorney general of the united states to break the law and commit a crime by releasing information that he knows he has no legal authority to have. >> reporter: an

iit is a a problem in the commuy people not being able to get vicks vaporub. this is an alternative to get this in the area that needs it. >> any other members of the public to speak on this item? >> 50% of me wants to approve it and 50% of me does not want to. people are addicted to alcohol. it is perpetuated excesses drinks in the neighborhood. by the same response, with the services that every department in the city wants to provide you can't provide to the people who need help because the homeless are out in the street. that is why i am striving to build the apartment houses instead of navigation centers. you can only stay there 60 days. then you are right back on the street. after you experience that transaction several times you realize you are wasting your time and you don't want to go there. by building those two towers like i said where you house 1926 people who you are trying to help, they are building the apartments where you can give them services nowhere to see them because they are housed. you don't have to run around like a chick wenwith his hea

you indicated you found and fixed iit andfixed it in 24 hou. >> that isn't my intent when it was brought to my attention and was promptly -- >> you raised your right hand, how was it brought to your attention? how long did it go on for the media reported that? is it your sworn testimony that you don't know the answer to that question to a? how long have you been going on with members of congress, did your team find out how long it had been going on? >> i think i want a little bit further then if indeed this is the case how long do you change your algorithm? >> we are working to support the conversational health, particularly -- >> was conversational -- how do you define what conversational health is? who is the determinant of that? >> this is why we are working with outside researchers. >> he suggested it might be broken up. listen, what you're finding is the wild wild west, and i'm all for the wild wild west end of freedom, but the minute you start putting your hand on the scale of freedom and justice, quite frankly we've got to act as members of congress and it may be two different mot

but what if there's that thing in me, what iit's a gene, what ' and a scene in something where my dadwanted to have kids and be married, but now i know i don't, i don't, so anyway, i'm going to take off. what if there's that ability to rationalize that thought, what if i have that thing in me. and it really scared me, and i tried not to let on at all. i don't even know that i've talked about it except here. i still don't know if she's going to be 6 or 7 and i'm going to be like -- >> even so, cross acknowledges there were gifts he received from his father. >> my dad coincidentally opened the doors that were coming. he turned me on to "abbott & costello" and marx brothers. he loved comedy. >> you know, it is a fascinating thing to be a part of. >> reporter: now cross is passing on that love of comedy to his daughter, taking her on tour around the world. >> i'm really looking forward to that big shift, you know, that happens, that big change where you finally start to love them. hurry up with that part, please. when is it going to be worth it in any way, shape, or form. >> reporter: and

iit is a process. here we are today.also, i want to thank the residents from park view down to those down. it is months of almost years of inconveniences with traffic detours and construction noise. i hope this is an improvement to what was here previously. i want to thank our financial partners apartment city bank and wells fargo as well as the mayor's office of housing and community development. our contracting team that including matt, mike, jim and matt. our team of fred, michael. our landscape architect tour team justin and gary. civil engineer mark hail. i want to thank faith and phillip at city hall for keeping the wheels greased and our bridge team. stacy and damian. i want to thank everybody. i hope you enjoyed the event. now if you are here to take a a look at the units. we will do the formal ribbon-cutting ceremony right here. [applause.] >> let's do this. five, four, three, two, one. (applause). >> i just feel like this is what i was born to do when i was a little kid i would make up performances and daydream

iit can generate cash but it is hard to generate profit. the challenge is how do we take an objective look at this and make it work for us? >> on the food side, i want to understand how it affects you. >> that is a good question. we are not with the delivery services. maybe the elephant in the room is small retail business how does e-commerce take away market share. it makes us do what we want to do from a store supper h perspective more. you can see a lot of brands. they are opening stores, and we see pennie pen jc penneys and ss closing. we are trying to creep ate an experience around -- create an experience around the store. we don't build stores, we build stories. we emulate that. we are inspired because of the brands. there is something about customer service and walking in to the store and asking about the product, how does it fit, where is it made from? we are on the phone so much it is nice to walk into the store and put your phone down and listen to the people behind the shop and have those conversations. i think that is important.

it iit is really exciting.verybody is coming to the table on board with the design intent of this and the mission of this, and it is going to be really good. >> that is really excellent. i am glad to hear that and to have a space that is just pedestrian. it is so rare to have that. it is good to see this added. thank you. >> than thank you, kevin. any other comments from the commissioners? so what i'm hearing, i requested earlier to have the map where you can indicate some of the, you know, retail activities to really see what is going on in those particular shared ways, you know, the proposed street. to be consistent all along we have been asking for signaling for the crossing. it is a discussion we have been having for a long time. especially for the disabled. now we have more of pedestrian opportunities on long some of these streets. it would be great if you could also indicate what signals are going to be there so we can at least see how we are treating some of those crossings, especially bikes. visually im

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iit feels on the cool s for sure. not a bad day at all. again, 61 degrees is the average high temperature in early april or late march. not in may. out there tonight, into the 50s, down to 54 degrees by 11:00 but definitely notice it will feel quite cool. gaithersburg and then down towards manassas and shower activity, not a lot out there. and most everybody in northern virginia is dry. owers right here in prince georges county and parts of montgomery ando z in to frederick county. we had showers downtown earlier. now you've got another one about to move on in. i want tosrecenter thi one. let's see if i can move there. right on dwn towards frederick along 15 here. so coming off the mountain down towards frederick. just some light shower activity but we'll continue to see a few more of those. you can see showers rotating from the srth. this iotating around that big area of low pressure. that's just sitting here. and it's giving us the clouds and the cooler weather and a chance of showers. we need it to move out. itto going to, but going ove

iit is a four or five story apartment building. >> it works? >> i'm not sure if it is consumption or not. >> sorry. >> if you would like information i can provide that. >> please. >> dph, as i indicated have three different permit types. two consumptions are for edibles or nonsmoking. consumption type requires fully separated room with fully separated hvac system. if you share a system it can't use the same system. it has to have a fully separated system for a negative airflow and fully sealed door. it also needs a filtration system to eliminate smoke and odor prior to the air -- airflow. it is not prepared now. it needs to be reviewed at permit issue answer. it is a little early right now. >> question for the project sponsor. two questions. the first question. normally when we have conditional use permits, and you are new at this. not your first can be use permit. we have the project sponsor knock on doors of neighboring businesses and homes. everybody gets a notice and there are meetings. did you knock on the doors on to say i am so and so an

it's a little weird the party that's against white privilege has elevated all these oldermili iit white to positions of prominence in the democratic primary, isn't it?? >> you can't contextualize white politics.'t white privilege is a things. i know many will say well, this is simply something outside of the political hemisphere but also inside and outside of the political hemisphere. let's talk about mayor pete. you just talked about how mayor pete is doing well in the polls because cory booker allies are saying this has to do with white privilege. you forgot to mention where mayor pete himself said this has to do with white privilege that himself has been a white man for 37 years in the united states and he has interacted as a white man. >> tucker: he has been a white man for 37 years. >> that's right, tucker. >> tucker: he has been a white man for 37 years. has he been arrested for this? no one noticed until now? he is now admitting it? how does this happen in the democratic party? he spent 37 years as a white man and nobody called -- i'm just laughing. how does your party get so --

was 12 years iit worked in television, but then i came back to do some things with a few people thatike working with. i first got in because when ken burns did his film about my book , the building of the brooklyn bridge, he asked me to never it, and that is what got me started. and eventually, i narrated the civil war series with ken, and then i was invited to be most host of a series called i didonian world, which for maybe three years, and that i did "the american express" for maybe 12 years. i was in it for a long time, and i love it. brian: what was the impact once you got into television? david: oh, i suppose that increased, but it was taking me away from what was really the objective of my work, what i wanted to be my career, my contribution, and that is writing the books. the thing i like best about doing television was the people i worked with. wonderful, wonderful people. and who could stick to the job when they were so sick they could hardly stand because of something they had eaten the night before, but we were in the midst of the grand canyon, and there is no other sound

iit is a process. here we are today. also, i want to thank the residents from park view down to those down. it is months of almost years of inconveniences with traffic detours and construction noise. i hope this is an improvement to what was here previously. i want to thank our financial partners apartment city bank and wells fargo as well as the mayor's office of housing and community development. our contracting team that including matt, mike, jim and matt. our team of fred, michael. our landscape architect tour team justin and gary. civil engineer mark hail. i want to thank faith