mcguire. a notably he had attended general jackson who was a friend of his amputated his arm and was at his deathbed and then also in 1865 one of mcguire's brothers would be mortally wounded in the last days of the war. so if you think about the toll that this is taking on someone who is working in the medical field and trying to save lives but is not able to save all including his friends. to switch over to the union side dr. alexander neal. i haven't been able to find photograph of him. so we'll work with these photographs from a living history scenario. dr. alexander neal was from west virginia and in the summer of 1863. he enlisted in the 12th west virginia infantry. he had a medical degree from the from cincinnati college of medicine and surgery and he serves as a surgeon for with this unit during the war and he fights through the autumn campaign on october 21st. 186. where he rides a letter which gives us some significant insight into his mindset at the time. my dear friends i again embr

mcguire: this is personal to me.ducation is the only way i got here through my mother's sacrifices. it should not be the case the way it is today that our children's lives are determined by there's codes. seven out of 10 lack and brown children cannot read at grade level. if i go to brooklyn, the numbers don't beat levels of proficiency. we need to make sure we have the best district schools, parochial schools, charter schools, and magnet schools. you cannot mathematically integrate. let's bring quality education to our children today. it is an abject failure and there is no outrage about that. we should be outraged because our education system is failing. they have failed our children and we need something today otherwise $27,000 that goes to teaching our children, in some boroughs, we don't have crayons. money to rikers. where are our priorities? educating our children is something i will do. moderator: desegregating or improving the quality? which one? >> there are people who have real ideas and a real record in g

mcguire double bogeyed that hole. five off the lead.e leaderboard on 17 when she rolls in the long birdie putt to take the outright lead. lee, who's never won on the lpga tour, shot a 4 under 68. she'll take the lead into sunday. >>> kawhi leonard and the clippers trying to avoid fall swoog an 0-3 hole to the jazz. third quarter leonard drives and throws down the dunk. he led l.a. with 34 points, and the clippers win 132-106, cutting utah's series lead 2-1. >> you make it sound so easy. just throws down the dunk. >> yeah, the clippers play when >>> it's a clash of the canine titans. >> yes, the westminster kennel club dog show kicked off today after being moved out of madison jair garden to an outdoor venue for the first time this year. >> bourbon, the runner up last year, a big contender for top dog. hundreds of pooches strutted their stuff today, but -- >> there was a bit of a mishap during the agility competition. >> push, push, push. get over there. >> oh my goodness. >> you're fine. >> you're fine, just get to the back side. >> tha

charlotte mcguire vice president for the ohio state board of education, she and her husband launched the xl afterschool program that engages parents to help elementary students improve achievement and attendance. darryl owens, graduate from grove city worked for 15 years in the health care industry. he and his wife are parents to a nine-year-old, and 13-year-old. welcome all to the stable. i have a few questions coming in, let me throw it open to darryl. anyone can answer this question. darryl, what brought you to the point that you decided to speak with the heads of the school for your children attend? and what was the response from those officials? what dragged you into this discussion? darryle: sure. we moved our kids from one school -- a different school to two catholic schools at the beginning of this school year. that would have been august of 2020. grateful that they are in school all day every day, albeit with masks. they are there. we move them because we started to be concerned the things that were being taught. don and i felt we could deal with that at home. we could suppl

the second choice that those voters of, say, ray mcguire, whatever their second choice was will now beuted. so if someone voted for ray mcguire and then voted for wiley at the second choice, mile wiley gets those votes. it is possible even with a nine point lead that eric adams has that they could in 12 rounds of doing this catch up. lisa: what do people think in terms of when we will know and who will be the ultimate winner? wendy: the board of elections says the latest we will know is july 12, which is weeks from now. we will have another announcement x tuesday and another announcement following that. it is very rare that the first night winner doesn't ultimately win, so eric adams is heavily favored to win. lisa: tom, i know you have a pressing question here, but is there a precedent for this. we have not seen rank of ownership in the same kind of way in a mass scale quite like this before, have we? wendy: no, this is the biggest race to be conducted with ranked choice voting. we had primaries in new england i believe, and lower races in new york city like city council, but not some

also joining us, of course, is our director of transportation as well as staff members tom mcguire, our director of streets, sarah jones, our director of planning and tim doherty who will be presenting this item for the ssmta and i want to turn it back to director ginsberg before we go into further conversation. >> thank you, chair boarden. and members of both the m.t.a. board and recreation and park commission. i want to acknowledge vice chair mcdonald. thank you for chairing this meeting today. this is an exciting opportunity for our organization to work together. [phone ringing] i want to thank you for the opportunity today and there have been few silver linings resulting from the pandemic. but as our city has sought to create safer places for residents and run and stroll through their parks and streets, the past 14 months have offered the opportunity to experiment with our public spaces and re-examine the configurations and uses with an eye toward the future. admittedly, change can be hard and as we continue to work to balance both the present and future needs of all san franciscans

lgan robert mcguire. alexander carroll richmond. nathan durant hersome.nicholas paul gibblebecker. haley elizabeth mckuhn. anthony su. cooper r guzy. jared joseph cox. isabella faith penquist. jack patrick kinnear. matthew beauchamp. donald michael corier. matthew christopher peschic. joshua michael dye. eric scott wilson. paul martin malatesta. harry fulton iv. jonathan taylor lackey. anthony eugene calvelli. melinda elizabeth leal. william webb donahoe iv. matthew anthony kittleson. anna katherine duval. spencer crispel. anthony michael perry. christina mary. matthew edward ellyse. lucas mark johnson. katherine grace long. michael tyler zimmerman. matthew gruninger. andrew tan. crawford michaelaugustus smith. nicole katherine victory. matthew blake jones. evan joseph morris. samantha elizabeth orry. benjamin mathias layman. christopher graham daker. jared nolan lines. lehman shaughnessy o'connell. niclas theodore scalise. joseph gisncona. jacob dewey. jacob phoner. sammy addison bang. joshua tanner mccarthy. molly suzanna swieger. marcus moistus valdez.

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amy: the last voice is dianne morales taking on raymond -- ray mcguire.part of last night's new york city mayoral debate, the last one before the june 22 democratic primary, where voters also choose candidates for city council seats from among hundreds of people running, as well as the city comptroller who is the city's chief fiscal officer and budget watchdog, and the manhattan district attorney. for more, w're joined by ross barkan, an award-winning investigative journalist who is closely following the race. he is a columnist for the guardian and jacobin and he also has a new book coming out next week titled "the prince: andrew cuomo, coronavirus, and the fall of new york." welcome to democracy now! for an audience and the rest of the country and around the world come in few can talk about the significance of the mayoral race, its ups and downs, and who really is vying to run the city. >> the new yk city i was lee is by far the biggest city in america. while i would not necessarily call it a trendsetter, you're having far more people vote in this contes

stone and mcguire at the heart. luke shaw keeps his spot.and rice at the heart of that defensive midfield partnership. we expect a three of osaka, rahim satterlee. he gets a start from england, so that is the england 11. we will get back to hampden... phil is not in the swat at all. he dropped out of nashe 23. there is another home nation playing in the first of the knockout last 16 ties on saturday in amsterdam against denmark. they are the welsh, they finish their campaign with defeat. the group stages in rome. they're still there before they travel to amsterdam. they witnessed that great performance by the danish, and their familiar opponents for wales haven't played them twice in 2018. wales are also fully aware of what this team has been through in this tournament after the collapse. this has been through in this tournament after the collapse.— after the collapse. this must be incredibly tough _ after the collapse. this must be incredibly tough for _ after the collapse. this must be incredibly tough for them. - after the collapse. this

in this instance, the story which you mentioned, the mostly by my colleague patrick mcguire, who's hadravel between the uk in the us _ trans elected travel between the uk in the us. joe biden and boris johnson — in the us. joe biden and boris johnson are going to have their first face—to—face meeting at the g7 summit— first face—to—face meeting at the g7 summit of— first face—to—face meeting at the g7 summit of world leaders which is taking _ summit of world leaders which is taking place face—to—face in cornwatt— taking place face—to—face in cornwall towards the back end of next week for some huge mum for boris _ next week for some huge mum for borisjohnson. it is really because covid _ borisjohnson. it is really because covid has — borisjohnson. it is really because covid has dominated his time as prime _ covid has dominated his time as prime ministers so much, it is pretty— prime ministers so much, it is pretty much his first major outing on the _ pretty much his first major outing on the world stage. suddenly post—brexit. but also a realjob in his hands— post—brexit. but also a real

mcguire the number one issue is crime and quality of life in our city.ite interesting because i question and i look at those candidates who you portrayed and, you know, just because you have been a good doctor doesn't mean you can run a hospital. the way i look at crime 1 defund is not reallocate and certainly can't defund and the other side of the spectrum stop and frisk. we need to move forward and have something of what i have outlined of getting the guns out of the street and making the street safe. making sure that we have the best highly trained officers go into the ten precincts where we see most of the crime occurring and eric adams that you identified and the highest incidents of gun shooting, gun violence, 76% is happening on his walk. my plan is to engage with nypd and intelligence and invest in the communities and make sure that those repeat offenders get remanded to jail. those people get caught with illegal firearms get sent to jail and let's for once go attack the pipeline. from where the guns originate and how they enter into the top ten

i'm going to flip to the executive director mcguire. we do have a few slides with data that we will go into some detail but this is really not so much about that, this is not a framework that i just laid out and we will go into details about thosethings later in the presentation . >> next slide please, sergeant youngblood. catherine mcguire, director of strategic management . she gave a little bit of background. if we could goto the next slide .and one more. so as the chief has mentioned, we do know that we have data. we have disparities in our dat . this bears that out and we are presenting that tonight with a focus on the data that are discussed among experts as being vital to monitoring these disparities. as you can see, our relationships show continued high rates among african-americans and latin populations as shown in those first two top brass with the very tiny borders. and that is higher rates among those populationswhen compared to the residential populations . and then if you look on the bomb there which really shows a rate of

leona mcguire is seven under.gobert winning his third defensive player of the year award. the jazz leading the clippers by 10. donovan mitchell hits the three and scores 27 of his 37 points in the first half area utah led by as many as 21. but l.a. came back and tied at 101 in the fourth quarter. part of 14-to run winning to take the 2-0 lead. things getting a little heated, one and a half minutes to play, tied at 90, durrant knocks down at three to give brooklyn the lead. he finishes with only 30 points in this game, 15 seconds left, the bucks are down. jrue holiday spins and scores, milwaukee win 86-83, cutting the series laid to two games to one. i feel like the bucks will still lose that series. >> we will see how it works out. >>> still ahead, 21 colleges to choose from and over 2 million in scholarship dollars. what did need b better sleeeep? trtry nature''s boununty slee3 a a unique triri layer supuppl, that calalms you helelps you u fall a sleleep fasterr and stayay a sleep l longer. great t sleep comemes

quite a bit of interest is denisia tells them what they must avoid at all. costs is panic . native mcguire, when combating a disaster, the most important asset, we have people. but only if those people are prepared and can act reflexively decline if they are not prepared, then they become a liability and gets the car be they panic. get pointed to them when i get to take me back in germany during the birth 3 tests. seismologists marco bone hoss has a breakthrough collecting within a couple of minutes each time he uses various types of stone, just simulators, quakes fish and fire in the real world. and there might be 100 or 200 years between 2 strong quakes. we don't have that time. so instead, we simulate these processes at an accelerated rate when we increase the pressure relatively quickly and then retrieve the measured values. so we can do our calculation. let's list alternately, we can recreate a complete cycle from one quick to the next. within a few minute was enough time bonus test to town with a sandstone sample. a press supplies, an enormous amount of pressure to the stone. the mac

i'm going to flip to the executive director mcguire. have a few slides with data that we will go into some detail but this is really not so much about that, this is not a framework that i just laid out and we will go into details about thosethings later in the presentation . >> next slide please, sergeant youngblood. catherine mcguire, director of strategic management . she gave a little bit of background. if we could goto the next slide .and one more. so as the chief has mentioned, we do know that we have data. we have disparities in our dat . this bears that out and we are presenting that tonight with a focus on the data that are discussed among experts as being vital to monitoring these disparities. as you can see, our relationships show continued high rates among african-americans and latin populations as shown in those first two top brass with the very tiny borders. and that is higher rates among those populationswhen compared to the residential populations . and then if you look on the bomb there which really shows a rate of decre

mcguire on those issues. next speaker please. >> caller: thanks. first, i wanted to touch upon slow streets and specifically sanchez. i want to counter some of the comments that have been made. i know a number of you have experienced many of our slow streets in our city. when you do experience them, you see the joy and the life that they bring to our city along with safety for children and families. for any of you haven't experienced sanchez or other slow streets, i encourage you to check them out. see for yourself and see that they bring joy and life rather than the very negative depiction that have been laid out before you. separately, on a more bright note, i want to let the board know about a rally that we had this past weekend on the great walkway normally known as upper great highway. we had over 350 people including over 150 kids come out to celebrate the space with a marching band, a beautiful sign and lots of joy and life. all of these folks as well as 5000 plus petition signers are encouraging m.t.a. board, board of supervisors and rec an

what's that about director mcguire? >> i'll try not to get too deep in the weeds here.ther one of the things that need to be said is overhead wire system within the tunnel itself. everybody on this board has understands the challenges of overhead wires from what we've been here for the last year. we're working really closely with transit operations. we are looking at the status of the construction and making a decision about when it's appropriate to let an asset worth almost $1 million to do that testing. we don't think we're at that point yet. that's what testing is about >> director yekutiel: my other question is, you mentioned that there's another company coming in to help with the -- i forgot what you call it, making sure all the systems are integrated properly? >> [indiscernible] >> director yekutiel: are we more confident that working relationship with this particular vendor will be stronger and more productive than with tudor perini. >> we're confident. we have a relationship with tallas that goes far beyond the central subway. it will be challenging. this is an

a lot of us think very highly of ray mcguire. i'm not endorsing anything here. >> no.y hasn't he done better? >> i don't know. i'm not a political analyst. i mean, irwish -- i wish i saw his name out there with everyone else. i'm a big fan of ray's. and i couldn't tell you. if i could, i would. david: fair enough. so another question on your business, though. we tend to think about your theaters but there's a lot of ancillary businesses that i assume really depend upon them. there are a lot of other jobs. >> totally. david: give us a -- how big that ecosystem? >> 90,000 people in new york alone. stagehands. you arers. ticket takers. treasury actors, actresses. so it's a whole industry. david: let me go the other way. there is concern in some parts of the economy we can't get the employees back and gone off to do other things. >> a grate question. david: any challenges in getting people back to work? >> i certainly hope not. i hope live theater will never die as they say. so i -- i don't see any problem. but we really haven't started hiring people back as of yet. david:

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next cut, ray mcguire. he would be next cut. diane morales after that. reallocating, rerunning.e is getting down to a few candidates. next cut would be yang. now you're down to three candidates and that's where it gets interesting. there are three candidates left. wiley, garcia, adams. your vote is still with wiley, but in this round wiley finishes third. she gets eliminated. the first choice is now eliminated. the race down to katherine garcia and eric adams. first choice is out, second choice is out, third choice is out, we land on the fourth choice, it is garcia. in the final runoff, garcia versus adams, this hypothetical voter ends up voting for garcia over adams. whoever wins that wins the democratic primary. >> well done. i am refreshing to see how paper boy love prince does. forget the rent is too damn high party. give me that. absolutely. good stuff. going to be a fun night and weeks in the making to figure out who won that primary. >>> coming up, the growing problem of disinformation specifically targeting latinos, misinformation on spanish language, social media and ra

. >> reporter: shean donovan, from president obama's cabinet, and ray mcguire, round out a crowded fieldest city. for the first time, new york city will be using ranked choice voting where they are rank the top five candidate. it allows for an substantiate run off but it makes predicting the winner a challenge, and with three minutes to go, this is anyone's race to win. >>> yet another incidence of vicious violence against asians in the u.s. a 55-year-old asian woman was attacked in china town monday evening. she was walking by outdoor dinersen with a suspect came up and punched her in the face. the woman taken to hospital. with attacks like that on the rise, some communities are coming up with creative ways to protect themselves and make visitors feel comfortable as well. >> reporter: it's one of the ld oes china towns in america. in the heart of oakland. but recent attacks have caused foot traffic to wane with more stores shutting down, and racist, verbal and physical assaults grew. >> this is on our country, where we grew up. >> reporter: so david wand, decided to do something. to pro

with ray mcguire, eric adams, maya wiley representing their best ideological diversity of the black electoraters. or 8.5 million citizens. >> absolutely. christina greer, thank you very much for breaking that down. >>> up next, the absolute worst includes senators telling states they don't deserve statehood and it gets worse from there. stay with us. gets worse from te stay with us not just unpredictable relapses. all these other things too. it can all add up. kesimpta is a once-monthly at-home injection... that may help you put these rms challenges in their place. kesimpta was proven superior at reducing the rate of relapses, active lesions, and slowing disability progression vs aubagio. don't take kesimpta if you have hepatitis b, and tell your doctor if you have had it, as it could come back. kesimpta can cause serious side effects, including infections. while no cases of pml were reported in rms clinical trials, it could happen. tell your doctor if you had or plan to have vaccines, or if you are or plan to become pregnant. kesimpta may cause a decrease in some types of antibodies. the most

for setting up negatively but three were very solid so that back three did a good job so walker, mcguireomething that we have been lacking is a goal—scorer and it's quite weird because he scored the first three goals in this tournament and he has now scored 15 in the last 20 and i think he scored three in the first 45 england international and then being pretty anonymous set any get a goal and what a difference for the team coming on and made a massive difference because he not only set him up but he also put the cross in self a lot of people will argue maybe he should be in desk —— that's 1311 but he argue maybe he should be in desk —— that's1311 but he proved his worth and the germans missed a couple of really good chances and they made a fantastic save and it happen very early in the second half which i think was the crucialjuncture in the game and then unbelievably thomas muller missed that chance when he was through and the fact is he has never scored a goal in the euros and quite frankly he is not going to score a goal in the year is because he will not be around in four years or t

eric adams, catherine garcia, maya wylie, andrew yang, ray mcguire and scott stringer included on the front page of the "new york times." we will show you the views of the new york post in a bit and their choice for new york city mayor candidate. let's hear from patty next in north bran ford, connecticut. go ahead. >> hi. i'm calling in, you for goat to say on the monmouth poll that 80% believe we should have voter id. stacey abrams, i don't know where she gets the power, she is all over television and she sideways left and -- back and forth. she ruined a lot of things in georgia, believe me. she changed a lot of laws there. she did harvesting votes which i think are illegal. and i want to say one more thing. obama, butt out. your time is out. you already had your day and you divided this country. thank you. >> cliff is next in flint, michigan. cliff on the democrats line. go ahead. >> yes. for the last lady there who commented really quickly, president obama is an american citizen and former president and has every right to speak about this, just like any other american. so many call

commission, executive director, kathy mcguire will do the report tonight.executive director mcguire, you can start. >> that evening, commissioners. -- good evening, commissioners. i'm executive director of the strategic management bureau. sergeant youngblood, you mind bringing up the presentation, please? >> yes. >> thank you. this month we will be presenting on progress to date with respect to the shift from recommendations that have gone into substantial compliance essentially. we can go to the next side. in april and may we had from for a -- we had four and 11 recommendations go into compliance. meaning they were in the external review or validation phase in the prior month that we reported. and now they are in substantial compliance for a total of 1807. our partners are swiftly reviewing all of the recommendations that we have submitted. next slide. i will just kind of role through these pretty quickly on the screen. you can see each of the categories of cri where recommendations sit. they are either with the california department of justice or in revie

commission, executive director, kathy mcguire will do the report tonight.executive director mcguire, you can start. >> that evening, commissioners. -- good evening, commissioners. i'm executive director of the strategic management bureau. sergeant youngblood, you mind bringing up the presentation, please? >> yes. >> thank you. this month we will be presenting on progress to date with respect to the shift from recommendations that have gone into substantial compliance essentially. we can go to the next side. in april and may we had from for a -- we had four and 11 recommendations go into compliance. meaning they were in the external review or validation phase in the prior month that we reported. and now they are in substantial compliance for a total of 1807. our partners are swiftly reviewing all of the recommendations that we have submitted. next slide. i will just kind of role through these pretty quickly on the screen. you can see each of the categories of cri where recommendations sit. they are either with the california department of justice or in revie

they also had a header from the subsequent corner from harry mcguire as well.nted last september to replace ronald koeman, who had already taken the side into the euros before getting the job at barcelona. the dutch topped group c by winning all three games but were beaten 2—0 by the czech republic on sunday. dan evans is through to the second round of wimbledon. and he did well to get his win done before the rain returned to delay the action on the outside courts. chetan pathak is there for us. chetan, it's just the show courts for now. it is just to show courts that are entertaining us by now? for the moment, yes. there are big chairs around here. every time i hear a chair i think —— i think england score because many people are watching that match on their phones. to get going shortly but on the show courts we have action. roger federer on penn —— centre court at the moment against the frenchmen and federer that first step by six games — four. these are longer sets. we are used to seeing that following those two knee surgeries but it was an effort! hand—out

hopefully in late august, maybe late september, tom mcguire will come back with that. transportation is the big deliverable is the board asked for, when you take all of the need into account both on the capital and operating needs by the equation, what problems can we actually solve for and what sources do we talk about and how far we get. we'll have a robust conversation about that in august and kind of the next steps around raising revenues for both those operating and capital needs. with that, tim and i are happy to take any questions you have. >> chair borden: great, thank you guys so so much. at this point, i love to -- unless there's a clarifying question. i love to open up to public comment and come back to director's questions. do you mind director lai? great. i'm going to open to public comment. if you are a member of the public and you like to comment on our financial forecast, title number 13, now is the time to press 10 to enter yourself in the queue. are there commenters on the line? first speaker please? >> caller: thank you chair borden. good report. thi

the other candidates focused more on defunding the police resulting in this exchange between ray mcguire morales. >> let's be clear for black and brown communities neither defund the police nor stop and frisk. >> how dare you assume to speak for black and brown communities? you cannot do that. you cannot do that. >> yes, i can. i just did. you know what? i just did do it. >> new yorkers go to the polls next tuesday and complicating matters the city for the first time is going to use rank choice voting. means new yorkers can pick up the five of the 13 candidates, contenders are eliminated until one person gets at least 50% of the vote. >> bill: it will be interesting. david lee miller on that. >> dana: it was quite an experiment to do rank choice voting. a lot of different guides you can look at. many places are using it. maine used it. some people seem to like it. i'm a little skeptical but keeping an open mind. >> bill: in new york because of covid and crime there is national focus on the outcome of the election. the scene from greenwich village. it goes on seven days a a week. the city

. >> thank you miss mcguire as well . >> thank you. >> and again colleagues, we will not be taking public comment on items one and two today. comments can be made during our designated public comment day tomorrow and we're also taking lastweek on these department budgets . and with that i want to make a motion to recessed this meeting to friday, june 25 at 10 am. is therea second ? >> second, safai. >> second supervisor safai. madam, call the role. >> clerk: [roll call vote] >> we broke ground in december of last year. we broke ground the day after sandy hook connecticut and had a moment of silence here. it's really great to see the silence that we experienced then and we've experienced over the years in this playground is now filled with these voices. >> 321, okay. [ applause ] >> the park was kind of bleak. it was scary and over grown. we started to help maclaren park when we found there wasn't any money in the bond for this park maclaren. we spent time for funding. it was expensive to raise money for this and there were a lot of delays. a lot of it was just the mural, the sprinklers an

. >> thank you miss mcguire as well . >> thank you. >> and again colleagues, we will not be taking public comment on items one and two today. comments can be made during our designated public comment day tomorrow and we're also taking lastweek on these department budgets . and with that i want to make a motion to recessed this meeting to friday, june 25 at 10 am. is therea second ? >> second, safai. >> second supervisor safai. madam, call the role. >> this is a huge catalyst for change. >> it will be over 530,000 gross square feet plus two levels of basement. >> now the departments are across so many locations it is hard for them to work together and collaborate and hard for the customers to figure out the different locations and hours of operation. >> one of the main drivers is a one stopper mitt center for -- permit center. >> special events. we are a one stop shop for those three things. >> this has many different uses throughout if years. >> in 1940s it was coca-cola and the flagship as part of the construction project we are retaining the clock tower. the permit center is little work

. >> thank you miss mcguire as well . >> thank you. >> and again colleagues, we will not be taking public comment on items one and two today. comments can be made during our designated public comment day tomorrow and we're also taking lastweek on these department budgets . and with that i want to make a motion to recessed this meeting to friday, june 25 at 10 am. is therea second ? >> second, safai. >> second supervisor safai. madam, call the role. >> clerk: [roll call vote] >> you are watching coping with covid 19. today's special guest is phil ginsburg. >> hi. you are watching coping with covid-19. welcome to the second portion of interview with phil ginsburg, general manager of san francisco recreation and parks and california state park commissioner. in the final portion we will talk about golden gate park's 150th anniversary celebrations and how parks have been really important during in pandemic. welcome back. >> thank you. it is a pleasure to be here. >> talk about golden gate park there is a newell come center as part of the 150th celebrations. can you talk about the new center an

also joining us, of course, is our director of transportation as well as staff members tom mcguire, our director of streets, sarah jones, our director of planning and tim doherty who will be presenting this item for the ssmta and i want to turn it back to director ginsberg before we go into further conversation. >> thank you, chair boarden. and members of both the m.t.a. board and recreation and park commission. i want to acknowledge vice chair mcdonald. thank you for chairing this meeting today. this is an exciting opportunity for our organization to work together. [phone ringing] i want to thank you for the opportunity today and there have been few silver linings resulting from the pandemic. but as our city has sought to create safer places for residents and run and stroll through their parks and streets, the past 14 months have offered the opportunity to experiment with our public spaces and re-examine the configurations and uses with an eye toward the future. admittedly, change can be hard and as we continue to work to balance both the present and future needs of all san franciscans

. >> thank you miss mcguire as well . >> thank you. >> and again colleagues, we will not be taking public comment on items one and two today. comments can be made during our designated public comment day tomorrow and we're also taking lastweek on these department budgets . and with that i want to make a motion to recessed this meeting to friday, june 25 at 10 am. is therea second ? >> second, safai. >> second supervisor safai. madam, call the role. >> clerk: [roll call vote] valencia has been a constantly evolving roadway. the first bike lanes were striped in 1999, and today is the major north and south bike route from the mission neighborhood extending from market to mission street. >> it is difficult to navigate lindsay on a daily basis, and more specifically, during the morning and evening commute hours. >> from 2012 to 2016, there were 260 collisions on valencia and 46 of those were between vehicles and bikes. the mayor shows great leadership and she knew of the long history of collisions and the real necessity for safety improvements on the streets, so she actually directed m.t.a. to

also joining us, of course, is our director of transportation as well as staff members tom mcguire, our director of streets, sarah jones, our director of planning and tim doherty who will be presenting this item for the ssmta and i want to turn it back to director ginsberg before we go into further conversation. >> thank you, chair boarden. and members of both the m.t.a. board and recreation and park commission. i want to acknowledge vice chair mcdonald. thank you for chairing this meeting today. this is an exciting opportunity for our organization to work together. [phone ringing] i want to thank you for the opportunity today and there have been few silver linings resulting from the pandemic. but as our city has sought to create safer places for residents and run and stroll through their parks and streets, the past 14 months have offered the opportunity to experiment with our public spaces and re-examine the configurations and uses with an eye toward the future. admittedly, change can be hard and as we continue to work to balance both the present and future needs of all san franciscans