commissioner kwon or vice-chair kwon? okay. commissioner mogannam made the motion and commissioner harrison seconded it the motion to adopt this resolution of findings. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of comment on item 6, the adoption of findings under state urgency legislation to allow hybrid meetings, in person or the hearing room may line up -- line up furthest from the door or if you're calling in, you can dial 45-655-0001 and the access code is 24867157568 followed by pound and pound again and to raise your hand to speak, please press star 3. it appears there are no members of the public physically present who want to speak on this item. sf gov tv, do we have callers in the queue who expressed interest? there are -- i'm getting a message there are no callers in the queue. that concludes public comment on this item. >> is there any further debate on this motion? hearing no further debate, secretary fuller, please call the roll on this motion. >> on the motion to adopt item 6, the adoption of findings u

commissioner kwon or vice-chair kwon? okay. commissioner mogannam made the motion and commissioner harrison seconded it the motion to adopt this resolution of findings. members of the public who wish to make three minutes of comment on item 6, the adoption of findings under state urgency legislation to allow hybrid meetings, in person or the hearing room may line up -- line up furthest from the door or if you're calling in, you can dial 45-655-0001 and the access code is 24867157568 followed by pound and pound again and to raise your hand to speak, please press star 3. it appears there are no members of the public physically present who want to speak on this item. sf gov tv, do we have callers in the queue who expressed interest? there are -- i'm getting a message there are no callers in the queue. that concludes public comment on this item. >> is there any further debate on this motion? hearing no further debate, secretary fuller, please call the roll on this motion. >> on the motion to adopt item 6, the adoption of findings u

. >> ike kwon? >> here. >> commissioner kwon is here. >> commissioner mogannam is here. >> christopher simi? >> present. >> commissioner simi is here. with five members present, we do have quorum for the sanitation and streets commission. due to the on going covid-19 health emergency and given the public health recommendations issued by the san francisco department of public health and the emergency orders of the governor and the mayor concerning social distancing and lifting the restrictions on teleconference, this meeting is being held, is being held via teleconference and streamed by sfgov tv. those watching the live stream being be aware there's a brief time lag between the time lag and what's shown on sfgt tv. i would love to extend our thanks to sfgov tv services and building management for their assistance putting on this meeting. for members of the public wishing to make public comment on an item outside, from outside the hearing room, you would dial 415-655-0001. and the meeting id is 24867

steven kwon grew up in fremont, made an incredible catch. kwon into the stands to make the catch.stayed in the game. while the jimmy g. rumors persist, the 49ers will persist with trey lance. he went 7-11, 17-0 loss. >> i'm glad he got some experience in the preseason. i wish he got more about i am glad he came out healthy. larry: raiders-patriots, final preseason game. jones picked off, returned for 30 yards. white, keep an eye on him, ricky out of georgia. raters went up 10-0. -- raiders went up 10-0. 23-6, the final. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. here at city of refuge, we house up to 26 families. we reduce homelessness, address mental health, provide spaces for addiction to be broken, create spaces of healing and restoration. for the first time ever, prop 27 will provide permanent funding for organizations like ours. saying yes to prop 27 means more people get the assistance that they nee they get someone to partner i

my mom when she was stationed in germany one of the other servicemembers there was teaching at tae kwon do class but she ended up moving so when she moved there wasn't another martial arts class for kids to take. when we moved back to united states when she was done in germany it was just so expensive. when i was an adult and i started working while i was in college it donned on me, wait a minute i can pay for martial arts classes now so i started taking classes when i was 19. >> why o. you seem to have had a lot of things going on at the same time do you give yourself a break sometimes and say you know what, it's okay if it's not perfect. >> yes, that's a really good question. there is something about learning how to recognize that things are not going to be perfect. because we can't be good at every single thing you know and i think that it really helped me when i started to see that when i realized you know like martial arts is a good example actually where at different times in my life i was able to dedicate more time to martial arts because of things like my work schedule. i wasn't

steven kwon grew up in fremont, made an incredible catch. kwon into the stands to make the catch.n the game. while the jimmy g. rumors persist, the 49ers will persist with trey lance. he went 7-11, 17-0 loss. >> i'm glad he got some experience in the preseason. i wish he got more about i am glad he came out healthy. larry: raiders-patriots, final preseason game. jones picked off, returned for 30 yards. white, keep an eye on him, ricky out of georgia. raters went up 10-0. -- raiders went up 10-0. 23-6, thth ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ i was hit by a car and needed help. ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is let our injury attorneys know he how muc

i appreciate that question from commissioner kwon. in the draft bylaws, which will be distributed and posted, the term for commission chair and vice chair is one year, but we have not at least in the draft included any limit, any term limits or anything like that. i think it is best practice to give people a off-ramp on a annual basis because being chair is additional work for commissioner is already a big deal of service you are providing and being chair is an additional amount. as much as we try to minimize it, it still is more work, and it is also good to rotate in new leadership as well, but we haven't established any specific rotation or things like that. that is something that can be discussed regarding the bylaws if commissioners on each commission want that. >> thank you. >> i see deputy city attorney christopher tom and i believe he is ready to opine. >> hello commissioners. my apologies for that delay. i guess i think there are a couple questions, right? i wanted to-we wanted to circle back with commissioner mogannam about y

. >> ike kwon?re. >> commissioner kwon is here. >> commissioner mogannam is here. >> christopher simi? >> present. >> commissioner simi is here. with five members present, we do have quorum

well this has been going on in the other parts of the country that has had to deal with the kwons sequences people in other parts of the country come up with when they don't have to face the consequences. it has nothing to do with being anti immigrant, we don't have unlimited resources to go around. >> tyrus: kat you're a new york native. are you concerned about this of them going into hotels as opposed to the homeless shelters which are full >> kat: i've only lived here nine years so i'm not a new yorker. >> tyrus: detroitee? >> kat: yeah. i think, this is kind of back when the whole wall thing was happening and i was like i don't think we need the wall and everybody was like, boo, your apartment has walls, you're dumb. i'm paraphrasing. perhaps some of you maybe. >> tyrus: that guy >> kat: a cheaper way to do is could be to not -- it's the welfare state that's the issue, writing all these incentives for people because obviously it's not like immigrant needs money. for example half the startups in this country were started by immigrants. unfortunately under the biden administration a lot o

. >> reporter: the being hint suca big deal antiquities eye kwon fr minister of the state for antiqs of egypt came to our city aboute bay to say for every ticket, you you are furthering the work of uncovering more magic in the sands of egypt. >> a part of your text goes to the the exvation and renovation. and renovation. >> reporter: it can fund the seh it can fund the search for they have teethies. >> we want egypt to show the ars to the world. we need the exhibit to give the message to the americans egypt is safe, coe visit us. >> reporter: think of what you l see as kind of a disneyland of deities. organizers putting theg touches on an exhibit to get rey for a wild ride. >> to get that experience that e park experience in museum is really cool. >> reporter: reed cowan, kpix5. >> you know what else is cool, s game time. y g is a 49ers. but 95.7 the game host good morning, good morning, thanks for being here. >> good morning, gianna. it's early, but it's you so i am her. >> i appreciate it as always. ad it's friday, so you can sleep i. all right. let's start off with the giants on a

i studied with these tae kwon do masters and trainers. they train a lot of people.u about your high school years. >> yeah. >> stephen: our friends here in "stranger things," we got to watch the last four seasons. it's a high school comma-drama. >> yeah, there are a lot of high schoolers in it. >> stephen: and i want to show a picture of you in high school right now, documented prove that you were in high school, and ask you about your high school years. and, ladies, don't rush the stage. ( audience reacts ) what were-- what was your high school experience like, brett gelman? ( applause ) >> thank you, thank you. my high school-- my high school life was terrible. i was a very weird child, and i-- yeah. yes. not cool. but not like one of these people who was proud to be cool-- proud to not be cool. i really wanted to be cool. like, you know, i would do anything to impress-- try to impress the cool people and have them accept me. >> stephen: such as? such as? anything you want to regret? >> just be around them a lot and be like, "hang out with me! hang out with me." an

i didn't have time and then suddenly the pandemic hit and like the rest of america, i found myself kwon fined to quarters and i thought, you know, if i'm ever going to write it down, write it down now while it's fresh and i want today write it down in an engaging way, but write it down to preserve a historic period. there have only been four impeachments in history and i wanted to let people know what's it like stepping into that senate chamber and feeling the heartbeating in your chest and realizing that people are watching all over the world, but it was a labor of love and sometimes it was i have to say traumatic because i had to live through all of this stuff again and that wasn't always easy, but i had a wonderful editor, mark warren, at random house who was fabulous. i'd done other writing before, but nothing of this length and so, but i have to tell you one of the most fun parts of it was narrating the audio book because i got to do something i've always wanted to do which my family doesn't let me do, which is when my kids were young they would, very young they would let me read t

vice-chair kwon? >> yeah, i really want to echo commissioner harrison's comments and thank you to the staff for the ride along and taing us to see it and as a resident i was amazed at how hard the crew works and how they got it done. i struggle and unless we can find people to be off the streets, streets will never persistently be clean but they keep coming back, the crews, and they get it done and the stuff they have to do is extremely hard work but it's really wrapped in compassion. they generally care. they have dialogue with folks on the street and you know, i think most residents in the city are saying, just tell me what i can do to help and you know, also representing an employer, it's hard, we always talk about how hard it is to work and these folks come to work everyday and they work extremely hard so i was impressed and touched to see the humility and the work ethic that goes into caring for the city, so my appreciation to the teams doing this, thank you. >> i have one other item. i forgot to