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commissioner mar. mar present. commissioner fielder. fielder present. madam chair, you have a quorum. >> supervisor chan: thank you madam clerk. i would like to see if there are any agenda changes that our colleagues would like to propose? seeing none, madam clerk, please call item number 2. >> clerk: findings to allow teleconference meetings under section california code members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item call 415-655-0001. meeting id, 2481 940 8777. then pound and pound again. if you have not done so, press star 3 to line up to speak and the system will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until we call for public comment on the item and the system indicates you have been unmuted. madam chair. >> supervisor chan: thank you. so -- i'm sorry. thank you. so under the california state law, the commission needs the make findings because of the covid-19 public health emergency order. so, let's -- madam clerk, do i need to sort of dive deep into this whole covid-19 emergency? >> clerk: this is a recuring item we

., ., ., , on mars? thanks for having us on mars? thanks for having us on and the _ on mars?for having us on and the idea that _ on mars? thanks for having us on and the idea that we're - on and the idea that we're going to exactly on the surface of mars is of course not completely accurate, so we're going to have to live inside a shelter, so the average temperature on mars is about -60 temperature on mars is about —60 celsius, it's mostly a carbon dioxide atmosphere, that we will live inside shelters and habitats so we created an artificial facility where we can control the temperature, humidity, the lighting conditions, in fact tomatoes that we ultimately supplied to heinz had never seen the light of day and only survived under led lighting and the real story here is about the soil itself. so the soil on mars is devoid of any shaping by biological processes. so what we have taken is material from processes. so what we have taken is materialfrom places here on earth that are like places on mars or on the moon, very nitrogen course, so they are not filled with a lot of organi

this is mars as we have never seen it before.ove and below the surface of the red planet. but how should we prepare for living on other worlds — for the next giant leap for mankind? well, you could take a small step to iceland. this country is like nothing i've seen anywhere else. it's barren, rocky, volcanic and icy — in other words, like the surface of the moon, mars, titan, io, europa and other worlds we may one day land on. and that's why over the summer, a group of researchers brought a mock—up spacesuit here to investigate what it might be like to perform extra—terrestrial missions in the future. the suits have a lot of restrictions in terms of how your body can move, what you can actually feel or operate with your fingers. so there are a lot of challenges and restrictions for operating equipment and, as a result, for doing proper field research, so if you're not wearing a suit that is restricting some of those operations, then you don't really know how to problem solve and create the instruments that are going to be able t

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks, chair melgar, and everyone, for the very comprehensive presentations. yeah, i guess i just -- i wanted to maybe focus in on the -- the housing -- the planning for increased housing density citywide and particularly on the west side, and given our rhna allegations and projects that streamline development. my question is whether -- or around this and knowing this and really accepting this as a given, how are we planning to ensure that this growth is sustainable? actually, maybe i'll start first with the planning department, and i just wanted to see if you could speak a little more to, like, what the current rhna, the current rhna cycle, how that's going to be appropriated citywide and how much of that would be on the west side? i know you showed the highlights that there's going to be some new housing on the transit corridors. that makes sense, and in single-family, you know, residential neighborhoods, you know, going up to duplexes and quad plexes, but do you

thank you so much, supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: great. thanks, chair melgar. maybe we could go into the presentation from the report authors. so we have connie ford, dana cho, and peter cohen. thank you all so much for all of your work on this very important report, and connie, the floor is yours. >> okay. thank you. thank you, supervisor mar. my name is connie ford, and i am the director for a small nonprofit called s.f. clout. and thank you, supervisor mar, for convening this important historic hearing, and also, thank you for your leadership. today, we're hoping to do all of the things that have been said previously, but mostly to shine a light on the city's housing focus in our city. as housing prices continue to escalate in san francisco, tens of thousands of workers who keep this city running are finding it harder and harder to keep a roof over their heads. middle class jobs do not necessarily lead to middle class lifestyles in our city because the wages mostly have to go to housing. today, we are presenting this historic data driven report, and it does

this is one of the most important questions for mars. do we keep humans alive for a 2.5 year mission in deep space? life-support will be critical. the microgravity environment of the iss is incredible. it allows us to integrate new pieces of the life-support system. while i was up there, we installed several pieces of equipment to further refine our water processing. we are about 90% closed loop and we are increasing that amount of closed-loop water processing. even today, we are adding new equipment to the space station that will allow us to solve these gaps and get to mars safely and successfully. >> thank you. for this, i will start with captain sheppard. you mentioned the ability, the need for somebody to take leadership in integrating all the systems, all that. not expect that astronauts can do everything on the fly. i guess my desire is similar to what we've done with the space station, that it be public, private in certain respects. international in scope to the degree we could work with the chinese, continue to work with the russ

reporter: one of the challenges was the communication between mars and earth.simulate the situation, communication was delayed by 10 minutes. >> we think the first mission will happen in the next 2230 years, which means if we take into account that mars is about 1000 times further away from earth than the moon comparison, you can think of 1000 things that can go wrong in such a voyage. so we are here to make mistakes. the reason is that every mistake, everything we learn here, will not happen as a mistake on mars as well. reporter: by exploring the red planet, scientists also hope to learn about shifts in climate that alter planets. for decades, flybys, lenders, and rovers, have explored mars. >> taking care of our own planet and doing space exploration do not exclude each other. we learned when we progress to other words how our own world behaves as well, and we should allow a small fraction of our resources to be dedicated to exploring new places. at the end of the day, we are a migratory species as humans. reporter: taking care of earth by preparing the grou

huir y eludir la policía >> hugo gonzález regreso con ustedes >> desde el visto con efecto nivel del marresar un pastor sospechoso de abusar sexualmente de varios menores las autoridades creen que pudiera haber más víctimas en el área de la bahía de extremoso martes 10 de muertos vamos a seguir hablando del pronóstico agradable para nosotros al volver >> si tienes dudas con las vacunas de niños de cinco a 11 años ((información en pantalla). >> hay decenas de muertos de poder del estado en el hospital junto a otros líderes mundiales >> también han ganado unáb seann plan para detener el metano >> que tienen información sobre lo que estamos comentando >> al menos 25 personas pidieron la vida y cerca de medio centenar de alaridos de puede dos explosiones en kabul plan genital una de las detonaciones ocurrió en la puerta del hospital militar y la segunda los corredores según testigos, los atacantes donaron las bombas y otros dos entró en el hospital con armas de fuego y comenzaron a disparar >> hablan inglés >> cuando me di cuenta que estaba bien salí corriendo de allí la presión fue muy pote

supervisor mar and your leadership through the year. supervisor haney and the hard work you do for the budget committee and trying to make sure the folks working 24 hours a day coming days a week 365 are funded to be there to answer the call of survivors and their children. thank you all so much and also all the supervisors who vote unanimously every time to recognize october as domestic violence awareness month. thank you catherine stefani and so many other issues that help keep our communities strong and survivors cared for but there is still more to do as you can see today .one of the things i wanted to talk about was first of all i should introduce myself. i'm beverly upton and i'm proud to be in the domestic violence consortium. it's made up of 17 agencies with the core of their mission being ending domestic violence so we're very local and we really work on each and every one of these policy issuesand of course more.thank you . so the family violence counsel is really a dream. it's a dream come true. many of us wanted to do this f

supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thanks, chair melgar, and everyone, for the very comprehensive presentations. yeah, i guess i just -- i wanted to maybe focus in on the -- the housing -- the planning for increased housing density citywide and particularly on the west side, and given our rhna allegations and projects that streamline development. my question is whether -- or around this and knowing this and really accepting this as a given, how are we planning to ensure that this growth is sustainable? actually, maybe i'll start first with the planning department, and i just wanted to see if you could speak a little more to, like, what the current rhna, the current rhna cycle, how that's going to be appropriated citywide and how much of that would be on the west side? i know you showed the highlights that there's going to be some new housing on the transit corridors. that makes sense, and in single-family, you know, residential neighborhoods, you know, going up to duplexes and quad plexes, but do you

>> supervisor safai: yes, supervisor mar, please. >> supervisor mar: yes, i want to thank supervisor peskin for the amendment to maintain some board oversight over the rate setting and also to clarify and strengthen penalties, but i guess i just had a question around just the timeline and more the process for rec and park to come up with new rates, yeah, particularly at the golden gate park garage because this obviously is connected to the discussion and decision making that's coming up around what to do with the car free j.f.k. drive and situation in the pandemic. and i'm fully supportive of supervisor chan's stated goal of reduced or even waved parking fees for the folks who would be most impacted by a car free j.f.k. drive, but i just want to understand the timeline and process for coming up with the new rates that would hopefully include fee waivers or parking fee waivers for people that need access. and i don't know -- it looks like nobody from rec and park is really here, right, to answer that question. >> supervisor safai: there's 24 people on the call, so we may or may not ha

manufacturing the red sauce on the red planet — it's the challenge to produce tomato ketchup under mars—likeons. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the european union says it will impose additional sanctions on belarus because of what it describes as president lukashenko�*s gangster—style approach towards the migrants gathering at the polish and also now the lithuanian border. his regime has been accused of attracting migrants into belarus simply in order to send them into the eu in retaliation for european sanctions. at least 2,000 are now gathered in freezing temperatures on the poland—belarus border from where our correspondent nick beake reports. 0n the edge of the european union, a new, desperate migrant camp has just emerged. 0n the left, those who have come to belarus and now made their way to the border with poland. 0n the right, barbed wire and lines of troops stopping them from crossing. emergency vehicle sirens throughout the day, we watched reinforcements race towards the village of kuznica. poland already has a force of 12,000 guarding its eastern bor

i mean, bill mar is an example of what the white house can't do. unify its own party and it can't unify the united states, but this is issue apparently can. >> absolutely. i mean, you look at the list, emily, you've got gina who has been canceled, dr. seuss who has been canceled. we've seen so many examples of. this but i seem to remember one person who survives the gods of cancel culture. let's pull out the picture. oh, it's chris cuomo. you remember this picture of him with his brother and the big q-tip advising his brother on official phone calls about the sexual assault allegations. this guy survives. is he the right messenger for who should be canceled? >> i love this question, kailee, and i love the irony that you're depicting. as we have mr. mar there talking about precision, saying that words matters, phobia is an irrational fear and using common sense to describe the situation, we have chris cuomo sort of pushing back on that and he's the one above anyone else that should understand that his words matter. when he pledged, for example to be

>> supervisor safai: yes, supervisor mar, please. >> supervisor mar: yes, i want to thank supervisor peskin for the amendment to maintain some board oversight over the rate setting and also to clarify and strengthen penalties, but i guess i just had a question around just the timeline and more the process for rec and park to come up with new rates, yeah, particularly at the golden gate park garage because this obviously is connected to the discussion and decision making that's coming up around what to do with the car free j.f.k. drive and situation in the pandemic. and i'm fully supportive of supervisor chan's stated goal of reduced or even waved parking fees for the folks who would be most impacted by a car free j.f.k. drive, but i just want to understand the timeline and process for coming up with the new rates that would hopefully include fee waivers or parking fee waivers for people that need access. and i don't know -- it looks like nobody from rec and park is really here, right, to answer that question. >> supervisor safai: there's 24 people on the call, so we may or may not ha

i see supervisor mar wants to speak. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you. i'm sorry. i'm out right now so i'm going to be keeping my video off. yeah. you know, i understand the rationale for this fee deferral. i'm sorry, the tax deferral, tax waiver on the cannabis industry and in terms of shgt, you know, wanting to ensure this new industry in our city is able to continue to' develop in a sustainable way and, of course, thing fi priority strategies are able to continue to support the folks that really need inclusion and also the concerns around our local tax added on to the state. we'll further incentivize the illicit market. but i do have some concerns about the justification for a second year of the tax waiver on this industry and the budgetary impacts, the 8.-- over $8 million and this discussion with the controller's office, you know, it's been helpful to understand that that's really going to impact the next fiscal year and not necessarily this year. of the so that's good to know. i do think this decision of this really would be best included in overall budget, t

i see supervisor mar wants to speak. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: thank you. i'm sorry. i'm out right now so i'm going to be keeping my video off. yeah. you know, i understand the rationale for this fee deferral. i'm sorry, the tax deferral, tax waiver on the cannabis industry and in terms of shgt, you know, wanting to ensure this new industry in our city is able to continue to' develop in a sustainable way and, of course, thing fi priority strategies are able to continue to support the folks that really need inclusion and also the concerns around our local tax added on to the state. we'll further incentivize the illicit market. but i do have some concerns about the justification for a second year of the tax waiver on this industry and the budgetary impacts, the 8.-- over $8 million and this discussion with the controller's office, you know, it's been helpful to understand that that's really going to impact the next fiscal year and not necessarily this year. of the so that's good to know. i do think this decision of this really would be best included in overall budget, t

and mars military uses the co and february could amount to war crimes form. a french president from saul loans is due to testify, the trial of suspect links to the parents with tax in 2015 and in sports. more drama surrounding this controversial nfl star far will have more for you later in the program. the u. k. has released the draft $26.00 deal, which are just countries to step up their climate goals by the end of next year, needed us to revisit and strengthen the 2030 targets on tuesday. analysts warns emissions pledge is made so far lead to a global average temperature rise of $2.00 degrees celsius the century. the target is $1.00 degrees, climate scientists and environmental groups. they, the draft task text doesn't address the emergency that the planet is facing. well, let's go live to andrea simmons, who's at the cook 26 summit and glasgow forest. andrew, the case urging countries to step up, are they well, that remains to be seen boys, johnson, the u. k. prime minister has travelled up to glasgow by train this time, not the private jet that used to le

>> supervisor safai: yes, supervisor mar, please. >> supervisor mar: yes, i want to thank supervisormendment to maintain some board oversight over the rate setting and also to clarify and strengthen penalties, but i guess i just had a question around just the timeline and more the process for rec and park to come up with new rates, yeah, particularly at the golden gate park garage because this obviously is connected to the discussion and decision making that's coming up around what to do with the car free j.f.k. drive and situation in the pandemic. and i'm fully supportive of supervisor chan's stated goal of reduced or even waved parking fees for the folks who would be most impacted by a car free j.f.k. drive, but i just want to understand the timeline and process for coming up with the new rates that would hopefully include fee waivers or parking fee waivers for people that need access. and i don't know -- it looks like nobody from rec and park is really here, right, to answer that question. >> supervisor safai: there's 24 people on the call, so we may or may not have someone from r

thank supervisor mar for your comments.ree with them and i appreciate the comments of all the other speakers.iq . >> clerk: can we have to next caller? >> caller: this is michaelnolte on executive directors line . i've been deeply involved in a number of years now dealing with i guess just community planning and it's really been a hardship on i guess you want to call tree huggers trying to keep the trees planted that we have until they should be emergency room instead of having to go volunteer people to a bunch of tree hearings to try to point out there'snothing wrong with the tree except it needs to be pruned . so there is a needto kind of have it removed . we see that there's a poor record-keeping. we thought there was going to be some approval by the department for public outreach but that's not really taking place because of covid. we need to see a city prep plan and when the trees are scheduled for removal there needsto be a removing schedule . it would be stopped to instead of just saying we're going to remove the tre

and a 3rd, a separate sample is collected from mars, making scientist even more convinced. we are not alone, and i'm going to use and we are going to give you the 360 view of these issues as well as the latest from the call. right. and how case and the events on the ground and can shop on today's new views used right here on our to america. ah, thanks for joining the judge and the call written has homicide trial has banned em assembly see from the court room and any further court proceedings after one of the networks producers allegedly follow the jury van wednesday after i left the court house. now this is the jury is continuing to, it's a 3rd day of deliberations, spending more than 20 hours at weighing the testimony and evidence. in the case. archie is john had he has had been there since they went into the liberation and join just now with the latest from outside the commercial county courthouse, john, bring us up to speed. and what exactly happened with this emma nbc producer? yes. so basically what, what we understand and this was coming from the police here in kenosh

supervisor mar? mar submit, thank you. supervisor melgar? >> supervisor melgar: i submit as well. >> clerk: supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: for the past month, my office has received a flurry of panic calls and e-mails from any number of small businesses who are rightfully stressing out and confused and freaked out by notices of violation for engaging being out of compliance. you may have seen an article in the chronicle that pretty much sums it up. may be only scratches the surface of what we've been hearing. notices of violation that are wildly inconsistent with each other, inconsistent with the letter of the law, passed by this board and not reflective of interdepartmental coordination that the legislation allegedly called for and that my office in particular advocated for when we had that little thing about planning and public works. not to mention the compliances issues that are mostly for regulations crafted by the departments who apparently aren't speaking to each other. in some instances, minor violations are accompanied wit

supervisor mar, you may proceed. >> supervisor mar: thank you so much, president walton. colleagues, today, i'm extremely excited to commend the tremendous work and district leadership of district 4's bishop war. in taking this mantle, he expanded to northern california and northern nevada, becoming the first transgender bishop of any christian denomination, and i think bishop megan deeply for their willingness to serve. bishops are elected a little bit like supervisors, so i also want to thank the lutheran communities of northern california and nevada for choosing thoughtfully and historically and choosing bishop megan for this role. it is well deserved. we know bishop megan well, where they served on 33rd and ulloa, and where they lived with their wife and family. bishop megan again and again has put forth their faith into action, teaching us to always lead with love and compassion and to meet fear and division with being our best selves. so in recognition to the service you've made to our neighborhood and city, i wanted to take this opportunity to lift up your tremendo

thank you, supervisor mar.to -- i mentioned 10 minutes per speaker our usual. we did have a request for a presentation to cover what several departments would otherwise be presenting can go up to 15 minutes. with that i want to turn the floor over to mr. scar poll la. >> thank you. let me share my screen. give me a second here. thank you for having us and supervisor mar for the introduction. the context behind the presentation is very helpful. i am joined by members of from multiple city departments the p.u.c., tom o'connor at the fire department, members of public works and brian strong from the office of capital planning. i am representing all agencies. if questions are better answered by colleagues i will pass to them. i will start for new listeners out there. what is the emergency water system. it is a high pressure water system built after the 1906 earthquake. primary source of water is the regional scatter system. secondary sources are two sea water pumps. one by the galileo high school and one in the bas

thank you, supervisor mar. i did want to -- i mentioned 10 minutes per speaker our usual. we did have a request for a presentation to cover what several departments would otherwise be presenting can go up to 15 minutes. with that i want to turn the floor over to mr. scar poll la. >> thank you. let me share my screen. give me a second here. thank you for having us and supervisor mar for the introduction. the context behind the presentation is very helpful. i am joined by members of from multiple city departments the p.u.c., tom o'connor at the fire department, members of public works and brian strong from the office of capital planning. i am representing all agencies. if questions are better answered by colleagues i will pass to them. i will start for new listeners out there. what is the emergency water system. it is a high pressure water system built after the 1906 earthquake. primary source of water is the regional scatter system. secondary sources are two sea water pumps. one by the galileo high school and on

thank you, supervisor mar. i did want to -- i mentioned 10 minutes per speaker our usual. we did have a request for a presentation to cover what several departments would otherwise be presenting can go up to 15 minutes. with that i want to turn the floor over to mr. scar poll la. >> thank you. let me share my screen. give me a second here. thank you for having us and supervisor mar for the introduction. the context behind the presentation is very helpful. i am joined by members of from multiple city departments the p.u.c., tom o'connor at the fire department, members of public works and brian strong from the office of capital planning. i am representing all agencies. if questions are better answered by colleagues i will pass to them. i will start for new listeners out there. what is the emergency water system. it is a high pressure water system built after the 1906 earthquake. primary source of water is the regional scatter system. secondary sources are two sea water pumps. one by the galileo high school and on

now martin sample is a proposed mission that would return samples from the mar surface to earth, and it would be a joint venture by nasa and the european space agency reporting for news use use and how to sweet archie. and that's have a time we have a j show, but let's continue this conversation on for a follow me as got in. you like, always use a hash seen on the 8th. and for this show more down the product to be app for apple or android devices. thanks for watching with the late. ah, all technology fits perfectly well into the future, but we can't change our way of thinking no way that we can visualize how we will fit and how we will feel and how our needs will be in 50 years. so our own, do our own technological debunk things always further on than our ability to feel good is your media reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way, or are you being led to somewhere? direct. what is true? wharf is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallo

>>> podía ser de enfrentar los códigos de solidificación y estructuración el aumento del nivel del maro de los más vulnerables del estado debido a la erosión costera república dominicana podría tener un satélite en el espacio y podía detectar las algas que afectan a la zona caribeña puerto rico y méxico podrían beneficiarse (nombre extranjero) nos cuenta más varios de los países en el caribe han estado teniendo un exceso de (nombre extranjero) en sus playas han llegado con mayor frecuencia a las costas de méxico la república dominicana, puerto rico y hasta florida entonces se presenta un problema para quien viene a disfrutar de la playa >>> hay mal olor y la problema del recogido aumento por dos razones principales camas causadas por nosotros los humanos que emanan de los fertilizantes cuando salen, cuando llueven desembocando en el río amazonas y este nitrógeno está alimentando en el atlántico de una manera descomunal la otra razón es el calentamiento global debido al aumento del dióxidode carbono en la atmósfera intenta diseñar con la intención de que sea exclusivamente dedicado a la

providencia en colombia hace un aÑo, sembraron una destrucciÓn que tambiÉn llegÓ hasta el fondo del mare la infraestructura de la isla de providencia y dejÓ sin techos a cientos de casas en san arÉs, un aÑo despuÉs no todo se ha reaurado. >> que las calles recuperaran su cara no era el fin de la devastaciÓn, bajo el mar estaban los otros damnificados los arrecifes de coral, que son la casa de un millÓn de especies que encuentran en ellos alimentos y protecciÓn contra los depredadores. >> los corales estaban lleno de tela los mata. >> ella es parte de 320 familias damnificadas que pasaron a recibir un pequeÑo pago mensual por su invaluable labor. >> son nuestros ojos bajo el agua que vigilan y enseÑan quÉ lugares estÁn mÁs afectados. >> este biÓlogo se convirtiÓ en maestro de losobladores que se formaron para restaurar las especies afectadas por iota. >> no sabÍan nada de sembrar corales aprendieron a sembrar el coral como cortarlo manejarla. >> iota causÓ estragos en el fondo del mar tan grandes como contra la tierra. >> encontramos colonias que pueden tener 30 a 50 aÑos volteadas por l

and american journalist and prisons and me and mar, accused. the spreading false information has been free. ah ah, look forward to protest gomez, the winter sponsored boy cutoff airways. and if you're anywhere in the west, mediterranean probably fed up with the weather and i went because the last 2 weeks, i think there's been some one area of low pressure or another, sometimes named storms, or producing windy and wet weather, anywhere from eastern spain, towards the balcony, the rest of your has been quite quiet and in the north. well, really wind has been held at bay. that's about to change this. not so much. we've now got, once again, strong wind near gale force winds, the ballistics, the road value will start to develop its strong when you've got the ball, which is seasonal, but very strong. wind down the coast of croatia potentially damaging. and the rain, as indicated by the blues now, and she's all over the place through sicily. it's really touching dalton, algeria, it does change a little bit every now and again. it pulses up and bring s