. >> we will go ahead to jessy lorenz the executive director of independent living resource center of san francisco. >> thank you. >> carla, could you show anywhere the mic is please, thank you. >> jessy lorenz, independent living resource center san francisco, thank you so much council members for taking up this very, very important issue. the independent living resource center of san francisco is funded in large part through a partners with the department of rehabilitation. and the department of rehabilitation is in the business of trying to get people jobs and the independent resource center of san francisco we are in the business of working with those people to insure that those jobs are accessible and that the people have skills to fill those jobs. and i want to react to a couple of things that i heard today because i am excited and inspired and i think that you all should think about a becon award for what is going on in the library and i don't know if marti is still here. >> it is an amazing example of what city departments should be striving for. and but in addition to that, a

development, the arc of san francisco, mark melanson, director of community services, tool works, jessy, lorenz, executive director independent living resource center of san francisco. ilrc. >> public comment is welcome. agenda item number 9, information item, department of children youth and families, dcyf, youth workforce development update, presentation by maria su, executive director dcyf, city and county of san francisco. agenda item number ten, public comment items not on today's adeny da but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to three minutes. agenda item number eleven, information item, report from co-chair supanich. >> agenda item 12, information item, report from director of the mayor's office on disability. agenda item number 1 3, information item, correspondence. >> agenda item 14, discussion item, council members comments and announcements. >> agenda item number 1 5, adjournment. co-chair, roll call, please? >> yes. [roll call] >> thank you. >> nearly 25 years after the passage of the american with disability act, 83 percent of people with disabilities are

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for almost a decade pilot aviator carrie lorenz became one of them. wrote a book. she offers a blueprint for succeeding under pressure and becoming a better leader. carey lohrenz. so good to meet you. >> thank you. it's nice to be here. >> you were the first woman to fly. how difficult was it to break in? how difficult was that? >> wow. there were certainly challenged involved. when i started, i wasn't drawn to aviation or firefighters to break a glass ceiling or be a pyre never. i was drawn to the mission and the mission was aviation. that was really my driving force. >> you came from a family of pilots. >> i did. my dad was a marine corps aviator and my brother. i have that in my blood, if you will. >> you talk about the fear is there and the fear is inherent but you have to control that fear. you talk about three fundamentals of fear msness, whether it's flying jets or working in business. they are what? >> right. so courage, tenacity, and then really operating with integrity. i think so often we're held back not by what is happening in reality but

i'm not sure where that ralph lorenz store is.mye in ralph camera automatically recognizes that i'm outside the store and with a couple of taps it will automatically give me directions. ♪ >> how are you? what is this like a gps for indoors like in your car? e for indoore waz navigation. app the camerahe is on and we know where you are within one meter. in august, it worked with big brands in malls, shops and hospitals. it is working with stores to help customers pinpoint items and buy them, but do we need indoor navigation? are lot of times we indoors, some people are rushed, some people are shy. etc. asking you can just say i to this office building, or where you parked your car. crowded becoming a space. usesnd's indoor app magnetic space to navigate indoors. then there is google. the powerely he used of the crowd to build up his database, so if you only have that sense of direction of a blindfolded badger you can never get lost again. i actually have better eyesight than a blindfolded badger. >> does he need to be blindfolded?

to lorenz the contributor kelly blue book.att, people want a lot of things out of tesla but for a car that outperforms everything until you get to a car that is worth $300,000 is pretty impressive. >> well, it's impressive but a little anti intuitive in terms of what it presents. so from that perspective, yes, it's a great piece of bragging rights, but in terms of moving the ball on the tech in a logical standpoint, no, it doesn't, really. >> so what is elon musk getting wrong here? does he need to be making a cheaper car so more people can buy and enter the easy world? >> well, that was his goal when he came out. he was going to revolution nies the industry and push the internal combustion off the stage with the ev. he's announced the gigo factory which will produce 500,000 batteries per year but i would have liked to have seen an announcement where he addresses some of that and when that will happen and when he is going to get the production capacity to put those batteries in his car because at his plant right now at free mo

the extraoinary achievements at la venta and san lorenz were long thought toe uniqueo the cotal lowlands. but ongoing excavations far from the coast indicate otherwise. in the shadoof the volcano popocatepetl in the mexican highlands es chalcatzingo, an ancient regional center at i height om arnd 700 to 0 b.c. new speaker: chalcatzin is a unique site in the central mexican highlands. it's the only te in the highlands with bas-relf carvings in the olm sty the ancient village of chalcatzingo, set on a terraced hillside-- these were large terraces, perhaps 100 by 100 meters each, at the largest. below the main terrace is a ge platformound. is a large ctgular form, over0 mers lon platrmounds e ry sal features. unlike a pyramid, a platform can be considered to be a raised stage on which performances, rituals, were carried out that could be viewed by the entire population. a large stone slab carved with an earth monster face with a hollow mouth sat on the northern edge of that platform mound, again where it was visible to the houses on all the terraces below. i can almost imagine a ritual with