thank you, chair mar. >> chair mar: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you. many of the questions i was going to ask were asked. i a couple -- a little bit more specific ones. in terms of what we're allowed to share publicly or disclose or do any sort of -- maybe even more intentional outreach to individuals who may be, you know, working with or signed up with one of these individuals, that we're concerned about. is any of that changed, if that person has been indicted criminally? is there anything that we can do in that case? i mean, you know, if somebody is working with rodrigo santos, for example, or somebody in that situation, can we disclose more proactively to them or to -- to their clients or potential clients that he has been criminally indicted. does that change what we're able to do at all from a due process perspective? >> i think the information that the city would be sharing would be information that has caused the city to become concerned about concerned about these advices, which is based on a r

>> chair mar: thank you, mr. clerk. mr. corgis, the floor is yours. >> good morning, supervisors. i'm here for the fiscal year 2018-19 yerba buena community benefit district report. they are governed by two sets of law. the state law, 1994 act, which is 36600 section, as well as our local law, article 15 of the business and tax regulations code. this resolution covers the annual fiscal year report for 2018-19. oewd ensures that all c.b.d.s are meeting their management plans, that they're meeting their requirements for an annual report, and from that, we provide a memo. their assessment roll submission in 2018-19 was a little over $3 million. the district is currently set to expire on december 31, 2030. the executive director of the c.b.d. is kathy moffin, and their primary service areas is street sweeting and security, branding, and small business priorities. for benchmark one, the c.b.d. did meet the requirement and has historically met this requirement as well. for benchmark two, they raised a little over 11% of their

thank you, chair mar. >> chair mar: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you. many of the questions i was going to ask were asked. i a couple -- a little bit more specific ones. in terms of what we're allowed to share publicly or disclose or do any sort of -- maybe even more intentional outreach to individuals who may be, you know, working with or signed up with one of these individuals, that we're concerned about. is any of that changed, if that person has been indicted criminally? is there anything that we can do in that case? i mean, you know, if somebody is working with rodrigo santos, for example, or somebody in that situation, can we disclose more proactively to them or to -- to their clients or potential clients that he has been criminally indicted. does that change what we're able to do at all from a due process perspective? >> i think the information that the city would be sharing would be information that has caused the city to become concerned about concerned about these advices, which is based on a r

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thank you, chair mar. >> chair mar: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you. many of the questions i was going to ask were asked. i a couple -- a little bit more specific ones. in terms of what we're allowed to share publicly or disclose or do any sort of -- maybe even more intentional outreach to individuals who may be, you know, working with or signed up with one of these individuals, that we're concerned about. is any of that changed, if that person has been indicted criminally? is there anything that we can do in that case? i mean, you know, if somebody is working with rodrigo santos, for example, or somebody in that situation, can we disclose more proactively to them or to -- to their clients or potential clients that he has been criminally indicted. does that change what we're able to do at all from a due process perspective? >> i think the information that the city would be sharing would be information that has caused the city to become concerned about concerned about these advices, which is based on a r

thank you, chair mar. >> chair mar: thank you, supervisor peskin. supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you. many of the questions i was going to ask were asked. i a couple -- a little bit more specific ones. in terms of what we're allowed to share publicly or disclose or do any sort of -- maybe even more intentional outreach to individuals who may be, you know, working with or signed up with one of these individuals, that we're concerned about. is any of that changed, if that person has been indicted criminally? is there anything that we can do in that case? i mean, you know, if somebody is working with rodrigo santos, for example, or somebody in that situation, can we disclose more proactively to them or to -- to their clients or potential clients that he has been criminally indicted. does that change what we're able to do at all from a due process perspective? >> i think the information that the city would be sharing would be information that has caused the city to become concerned about concerned about these advices, which is based on a r

it's supposed to be the precursor to a manned mission to mars. my guest is jacob bleacher, chief exploration scientist at nasa. in this time of pandemic and climate change here on earth, is space exploration a potential lifeline or a massive vanity project? jacob bleacher in washington, dc, welcome to hardtalk. hey, thanks for having me. glad to be here. it's a real pleasure to have you. and i want to begin with that nasa announcement of little more than a week ago, where we learned that you guys have discovered a form of water on the sunlit part of the moon's surface. it seems extraordinary to me that we're still learning such basic things about the moon. so, just explain what this actually means. sure. absolutely. so, what we did was confirm that there is actual water in some of the sunlit areas of the moon. we've made some observations in the past that have identified hydrogen and oxygen, but it's difficult to determine from those observations if it's the kind of water that you would drink or maybe some other mixture of hydrogen and oxygen, li

. >> thank you, chair mar. you summarized the recent history very, very well. while this is a missed opportunity in many kays, as you arat this time lated -- articulated. within the pd in the leadership under chief scott as well as in large part because of the pendency of the m.o.u. and ongoing hearings on the d.o.j. recommendations as well as modest children in the leadership of poa, there has been some progress. i think in some part, if i may, because the poa has changed legal council and, finally, gotten a lawyer who is much less obstructive than his predecessor. as a result i believe ms. preston can speak to this. a lot of the frivolous use of meet and confer and other roadblocks that under mires brown the poa have been resolved. i do believe under the leadership of at least the new council to the poa, if not some of the members and leadership of the poa, we have gotten rid of the vast majority of these frivolous meet and confers meant to jam up the system. this doesn't mean this is the way they will continue to behaving. we have to keep the pedal to the me

aye. >> haney. >> aye. >> chair mar. >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> thanthank you, mr. clerk. please call item 2. re-enact meant of emergency ordinance 7420 to require grocery store and drugstore and restaurant and on demand delivery service employers to provide health and scheduling procedures t to employees during the public health emergency related to covid-19. please call the number now to comment. 415-655-0001. enter the meeting id and press pound twice and connect to the meeting and press star to speak. prompts will indicate you raised your hand. please wait until you are unmuted. this item has been agendized as committee report at your request. >> thank you, supervisor haney for your leader ship and sponsor ship of this additional job emergency legislation supporting workers in the city. supervisor haney, the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair mar. very brief. this proposed emergency ordinance re-enacts the previous ordinance to expire on november 8. for an additional 60 days. it has worker protections covered b

>> supervisor mar: also as a parent of a 10 st. grader, yeah, i just wanted to thank you so much, kiana, for all that you have already done. and for your -- yeah, your commitment to stepping up to this important role on this advisory committee. so we really, really appreciate it. and look forward to you doing great things. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. i look forward to this, too. >> chair ronen: wonderful. wonderful. can we please open this item up for public comment? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call (415)655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 146 344 9722. and press pound and pound again. if you haven't already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system proprietor will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates that you are unmuted and you may begin your comment. i am just waiting to see if -- we have one caller in the queue. that's for public comment at this time. >> caller: good morning. my name is jackson morgan. i

>> supervisor mar: yes, i'd be happy to. so colleagues, i'd like to move that we approve or send the -- the appointments -- the reappointments, i'm sorry, of ellen schumer, mae woo, james haas, and patrick carney, and the appointment of robert vergara to the full board with a positive recommendation -- i'm sorry, to the city hall preservation advisory commission to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> clerk: i believe that would be an amendment to remove the word rejecting throughout the legislation and move that to the full board? >> supervisor mar: yes, victor, that's correct. >> chair ronen: can we have a roll call? >> clerk: on that motion -- [roll call] >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. [inaudible]. >> clerk: we were getting some interference. please try again. >> chair ronen: oh, i just wanted to thank supervisor mar for making the motion and thank all of the appointees for their extraordinary work. thank you. mr. clerk, do we have any other items on the agenda? >> clerk: that completes the ag

chair mar, i'm done with questions now. >> chair mar: okay.thanks, supervisor haney, for all of those very good questions. colleagues, before we go to public comment, and i know -- i understand there's quite a few folks that are waiting on the line to speak, i did have some questions for deputy city attorney ann pearson. just to get clarity on the board's role in the m.o.u. labor agreements. and the meet and confer process. so deputy city attorney pearson, are you still here? >> yes, i'm here. >> chair mar: great. thank you. can you -- could you clarify the board's authority over m.o.u. labor agreements, that are before us. >> of course. the board is to accept or to reject the m.o.u. that's brought to you. so there's no authority to change any of the terms, just to accept or reject. >> chair mar: great. could you also classified the city's obligation to meet and confer under the meyers brown act. >> i think director isen has done a great job generally describing it. but under state law, under the mmba, whenever the city adopts a law, charter a

chair mar, i'm done with questions now. >> chair mar: okay.thanks, supervisor haney, for all of those very good questions. colleagues, before we go to public comment, and i know -- i understand there's quite a few folks that are waiting on the line to speak, i did have some questions for deputy city attorney ann pearson. just to get clarity on the board's role in the m.o.u. labor agreements. and the meet and confer process. so deputy city attorney pearson, are you still here? >> yes, i'm here. >> chair mar: great. thank you. can you -- could you clarify the board's authority over m.o.u. labor agreements, that are before us. >> of course. the board is to accept or to reject the m.o.u. that's brought to you. so there's no authority to change any of the terms, just to accept or reject. >> chair mar: great. could you also classified the city's obligation to meet and confer under the meyers brown act. >> i think director isen has done a great job generally describing it. but under state law, under the mmba, whenever the city adopts a law, charter a

my 8-year-old grandson is committed to be the first man on mars. he is very comfortable between being that and being a paratrooper and a policeman. he told his mom he's picked jobs that aren't dangerous. he told me it's not dangerous to go to space anymore. >> ok. that means we're doing a good job. what you've created is you've done a good job creating excitement for these young people, and i think that's going to pay off, not just for the space industry but stem education in the country. what do you need that you don't have to continue the goal to continue to explore space and to do it in a responsible manner? >> yes, sir. i think probably the biggest thing and especially for florida, and i want to say that the state of florida benefited greatly when you were governor with the establishment of space florida and all the commercial activities and your leadership on that. and now the kennedy space center and cape canaveral being this multiuser spaceport. so, the vision there and the execution has been very helpful to us as an agency, and we're gratef

without science, and you can't live your way to mars. as you know better than anyone, leland, think of all the steps in every single mission of exploration. if anybody is fudging and line along t way, it can go awry. soo me these nations are like the great cathedrals thatur ancestors built. knowing that if you put the cornerstone come you will not see that speier broke through the clouds becauset's a multi generational enterprise, a community ofinds stretching back and forward t the stars. and to me i think the notion of preserving, of changing our ways in the some of the very dramatic steps that we have to take to ensure our descendents, a planet at least as lovely as the one we inherited. all of these things are themes that defined in ray bradbury's work, that it depends on freedom of expression, it depends on a kind of, when i think of ray and his face in my mind for those moments we spent together, i think at that smile, that open style that is welcoming all questions. that never gets impatient with the child, adult who comes after h

oh, supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: yeah. thanks, chair ronen. i also just wanted to thank you for your leadership on this issue. and for working -- and also for the leaders of the community for working with you on this. and i would love to be added as a co-sponsor. >> chair ronen: thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: i, too, want to thank you for your leadership on this. i think it's so important. and, you know, for the healing to begin over what happened is -- is actually that i think is required and i just appreciate it. i think it's really good to do. so thank you. >> chair ronen: thank you so much. and i'll just mention that i feel incredibly privileged to be bringing this forward, but this statement and this effort has been led by and created by the ramaytush ohlone community. and i feel almost like a vessel to bring it forward. but it's really their leadership that i feel so grateful for. so thank you for all of the acknowledgment. really all of the acknowledgment goes to the incredible community of survivo

costeras >>> y cÓmo es posible que este, este maravilloso aparato haga las mediciones del nivel del mar del ocÉano con una precisiÓn de centÍmetros. bÁsicamen bÁsicamente utiliza radares poderosos y otras series de instrumentos para conocer con precisiÓn la posicion del satÉlites respecto de la tierra si se toman estas medidas con precisiÓn un desarrollo tecnolÓgico impresionante y poderoso. >>> ademÁs de todo esta bonito se ve hermoso >>> sÍ >>> nos puede decir quÉ tan rÁpido estan aumentando de nivel los ocÉanos? >>> sÍ desde el comienzo de la Época industrial 1880 ha estado subiendo digamos una dÉcima de pulgada por aÑo y esto va aumentando y rl resultado que esperamos que los prÓximos 30 aÑos Él nivel del mar haber subido un pie en promedio en algunos lugares del planeta el volumen es mÁs alto y las im implicaciones costeras es mÁs como los efecto de las tormentas >>> claro lo vemos ahora en centroamÉrica >>> cÓmo ayudan ahora >>> es muy importante, por ejemplo en el caso de los huracanes una de las cosas mÁs difÍciles de hacer es pronosticar cÓmo el huracÁn se intensifica y este sa

>> thank you, supervisor mar. would need to go back and to check my records to make sure that i have -- what my record has been on voting. we always -- though i always have, you know, worked to ensure that no tenants' rights are being severed and also to encourage any tenant who is dealing with that to ensure that they are having the resources of the board as well. so i don't want to misspeak on my record on that vote but i can go back and check those cases and get back to you. >> supervisor mar: thank you. and a follow-up question more broadly, what are your thoughts on the term rent evictions, and that are they, in effect,, vikdzs? >> nothing makes my blood boil more than when at the board of appeals we have seen that very same thing. we have seen landlords try to claim oh, it's just a renovation, but as we look at the plans we find that -- wait, how is the person going to live in that unit supposedly while that type of work is going on. it's incompatible for that unit to be habitable while that scope of work is

they say mars is going to be dangerous and this and that. going to the south pole 100 years ago, you want to talk about dangerous, that was dangerous. flying across the ocean in the 1920s, that was dangerous. people do dangerous -- one of the things i looked for when i looked at applicants at nasa, we would go through thousands of applications for each class and what i did not want was thrill seekers. i don't want a guy with me with a death wish. i want a guy with me that wants to get back. when kennedy gave his moon speech, achieve the goal of landing a man on the moon my favorite part of the speech wasn't that. it was returning them safely to the earth. so, you need the emotional ability to get to mars but the thrill seekers isn't what you want. the survivalist, the guy that's going to survive is what you want. >> one of the things a lot of astronauts talk about is this idea of the overview affect. this experience of being out in space and seeing the planet and there being no borders beyond some of the natural borders that are there on ear

i'm supervisor gordon mar, and joining me is supervisor aaron

they s mars is going to be dangerous and this and that. going to the south wall 100 years ago, you want to talk about dangerous, flying across the ocean in the 1920s that was dangerous. so, i think one of the thing i looked for when i looked for applicants in nasa what i didn't want was thrill seekers. i don't want a guy with me with a death wish. i want a guy that's going to nt to get back. you need to have the emotional ability to get to mars but the thrillseek that's going to survive is what you want. >> there's the overview affect and experience of being in space and seeing the planet and there being no borders beyond some that are there on earth. n you talk a bit about sort of what that feeling is like? >> i made a short film in july called cosmic perspective that talks about how space photography changed our perspective and astronaut photography, taking the picture of earth and space station photographers like me and also hubble looking out at the galaxy. we sent so many people and robots out into space it's really changed how we loo

>> supervisor mar: also as a parent of a 10 st. grader, yeah, i just wanted to thank you so much, kiana, for all that you have already done. and for your -- yeah, your commitment to stepping up to this important role on this advisory committee. so we really, really appreciate it. and look forward to you doing great things. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. i look forward to this, too. >> chair ronen: wonderful. wonderful. can we please open this item up for public comment? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call (415)655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 146 344 9722. and press pound and pound again. if you haven't already done so, please dial star 3 to line up to speak. a system proprietor will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until the system indicates that you are unmuted and you may begin your comment. i am just waiting to see if -- we have one caller in the queue. that's for public comment at this time. >> caller: good morning. my name is jackson morgan. i

aye. >> haney. >> aye. >> chair mar. >> aye. >> mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> thanthank you, mr. clerk. please call item 2. re-enact meant of emergency ordinance 7420 to require grocery store and drugstore and restaurant and on demand delivery service employers to provide health and scheduling procedures t to employees during the public health emergency related to covid-19. please call the number now to comment. 415-655-0001. enter the meeting id and press pound twice and connect to the meeting and press star to speak. prompts will indicate you raised your hand. please wait until you are unmuted. this item has been agendized as committee report at your request. >> thank you, supervisor haney for your leader ship and sponsor ship of this additional job emergency legislation supporting workers in the city. supervisor haney, the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair mar. very brief. this proposed emergency ordinance re-enacts the previous ordinance to expire on november 8. for an additional 60 days. it has worker protections covered b

jason: , elon musk looking to fan fiddlers to mars, more and more people are starting to imagine that they're going to make this flight to other worl worlds, it is a lot harder on the body in the mind then a lot of people are expecting, they have romantic notions of what it would be like to live on another world when not necessarily pushing themselves to the limits here on earth. so between the survival training that you did as well as the actual time that you spent in space, do you think that humankind is ready, do think radically in our imaginations understand what is going to be expected of us if people do try to make this journey. >> i think so people are pretty amazing and resilient and we've been wondering what is over the horizon and exploring for thousands of years, that's what people do in mars is going to be tough there be psychological challenges, the psychological aspect is more important than the physical technical challenges, there are some physical things that you have to have electric power and engines to get to there and back in equipment that works, there is somethin

. >>> muy importante monitorear los cambios, en el mar porque realmente vivimos en un planeta se año,er qué pasa n nucotro planeta y cuáles son los impactos de calentamiento global. >>> por años la comunión científica ha advertido que el cambio climático contribuye al aumento de desastres naturales extremos. >>> la misión de la nasa y la gente y el agente especial arranca nueve días del final de temporada de huracanes más activa en la historia. >>> el pasado 16 noviembre la tormenta y otan el primer huracán en identificar categoría cinco en la temporada, el ciclón destruyó hogares de cientos de habitantes en las filas colombianas san andrés y providencia antes de tocar tierra, produciendo desplomes derrumbes e inundaciones dejaron recibida a muchas personas. >>> de qué forma afecta el cambio climático, cuando se trata la temporada de huracanes. >>> al agua caliente como leña al fuego para huracán. una de las cosas que podemos hacer con este nuevo satélite es medir, o identificar áreas donde el agua más caliente. en áreas donde la el agua caliente la altura del nivel del mar es un poco

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commissioner mar? mar absent. commissioner peskin. >> chair peskin: present. >> clerk: commissioner preston. >> supervisor preston: present. >> clerk: commissioner ronen. >> supervisor ronen: present. >> clerk: commissioner safai. >> supervisor safai: present. >> clerk: commissioner stefani. >> supervisor stefani: present. >> clerk: commissioner walton? >> supervisor walton: present. >> clerk: commissioner yee. >> supervisor yee: present. >> clerk: i'm sorry? i'll now make an announcement -- oh, thank you. commissioner haney present. i will now make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the this agenda, via telephone by calling (415)655-000(415)655-0001, and d entering access code 146 423 1359. then pound and pound again. to make public comment, dial star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. when it is your turn to speak, your line will be unmuted and the operator will advise you're allowed two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up, we'll move on to the ne

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on the internet, you can also buy a house on mars for 890000000 euros. but you can't move in until 2060 real estate, natural resources, tourism business opportunities might soon abound. but what if some aliens turn up and say the entire cosmos is there? well, if there is life out there, you have got to wonder if we should bother getting in touch. the space around our planet is already pretty crowded enough without visitors from another galaxy. not only is there the junk left over by human space missions past, but it's also becoming overrun with satellites over the last few decades. that number has skyrocketed, if you'll excuse the pun. and 958, there were 2 satellites in orbit and the year 2000, they were almost 800. but last year we crossed the 2 and a half 1000 mark. the number has been growing exponentially and it looks set to keep going. 3, to widen. a new era is dawning as commercial enterprises drive advances in space, technology with ambitious projects. elan musk of tesla wants to outdo nasa with his space x. company and fly people to no, not the

. >>> se me bonito el mar, ver las horas >>> hay que tener precaución >>> es peligrosa >>> te preparasteomó por sorpresa . >>> que se vaya a salir el agua del mar. >>> se ha preparado para estos >>> no >>> no >>> estamos nada más aquí, no preparados >>> pensamos que estaba despejado. >>> no parece que esto vaya a suceder hoy, >>> están bajo aviso de tormenta mientras que todo, >>> aunque se tomaron varias acciones, ninguno de los condados del suroeste habilitó refugios para la tormenta, desde el con lodo, regresó con ustedes . >>> para seguir hablando de eta, vamos connuestro jefe de meteorología, >>> muerte, destrucción y sigue intenso, va a mostrar las imágenes desatélite frente a tampa, además de esa marejada, vamos a ver desde cuando nació, a finales de octubre al sur de barbados como se desplazó, y aquí lo dijimos, cuidado nicaragua, inclusolo que es guatemala y la península de yucatán, el sistema entró, vimos lo que ocasionó, pasé por cuba, ve los movimientos, llegó a la florida y volvió hacia el sur para volver a tomar la posición que tiene, se espera que entre a la unión american