again, we're working with calina mendoza in the queue. for those watching on sfgovtv or elsewhere, please call in following the instructions displaying on your screen. call 415-655-0001. dial the meeting i.d. of 2495-033-8403. press pound twice and then star, three to enter the queue to speak. please wait until you receive a prompt that your line has been unmuted, and that will be your signal to begin your comments. miss mendoza, could you please connect us to our first caller. >> hello. [inaudible]. >> clerk: speaker still there? >> operator: there are no more callers in the queue. >> chair mar: great. public comment is now closed. i'd like to move that we recommend this to the full board of supervisors. >> clerk: on the motion that this item is recommended to the full board of supervisors -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> chair mar: thank you very much, and this item will be recommended to the full board with a positive recommendation. mr. clerk, please call item 3. >> clerk: item 3 is an ordinance amending th

mendoza for seat number one. and a new applicant, mark wilson for either seats five, six, seven, or eight. ms. mendoza, good morning. >> good morning. good morning to everyone. my name is luisa mendoza. i'm a long-standing member of the board. i really enjoy being on the board. and i'm an alumni of golden gate university. i've been a real estate broker for about 18 years, in the real estate industry, though, for more than that. i'm also a mortgage broker and a property manager. and these days property management is very, very challenging. and i look forward to continuing to serve on the board. i take lots of pride in serving the community and the city. as a result i am asking to be able to continue my seat on board 2. thank you. >> chair: thank you so much, ms. mendoza. mr. wilson. >> hi. mark wilson. you have my resume. i'm applying for board 2. i spent 35 years as a real estate broker, representing buyers and sellers of apartment buildings. i owned an apartment building management company that managed 500 units

mendoza nos cuenta lo que pasÓ. >> mi niÑo precioso, tiene sueÑo ?dÍas esta mujer estaba desesperada cuando se enterÓ que su hijo de cuatro aÑos fue hallado sÓlo en la frontera norte de mÉxico. >> sentÍ que mi vida se iba, que mi alma se salÍa del cuerpo y entraba en desesperaciÓn. claudia: andan corta edad este niÑo hoy y en poder de una organizaciÓn mexicana, saliÓ en el norte de honduras. su padre y su tÍa, hermana de su madre cabrera buscando un mejor futuro para esta familia. >> estaba viendo la posibilidad de que estaban dejando pasar con niÑos menores de cinco aÑos. yo accedÍ para que se llevaran a mi niÑo. claudia: las cosas no salieron bien y en el camino reinos el coyote que pagaron separo a su esposo de su madre y desconoce por quÉ el niÑo estaba solo. >> mi hermana no sabemos a ciencia cierta dÓnde estÁ. son suposiciones que podrÍa estar en migraciÓn, pero no es real. [solloza] >> por eso pido ayuda para que recuerde que el bebÉ estÁ conmigo. claudia: esta familia hora a diario porque, aunque el reconforta saber que ni su padre tambiÉn, n

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again, we're working with calina mendoza in the queue. for those watching on sfgovtv or elsewhere, please call in following the instructions displaying on your screen. call 415-655-0001. dial the meeting i.d. of 2495-033-8403. press pound twice and then star, three to enter the queue to speak. please wait until you receive a prompt that your line has been unmuted, and that will be your signal to begin your comments. miss mendoza, could you please connect us to our first caller. >> hello. [inaudible]. >> clerk: speaker still there? >> operator: there are no more callers in the queue. >> chair mar: great. public comment is now closed. i'd like to move that we recommend this to the full board of supervisors. >> clerk: on the motion that this item is recommended to the full board of supervisors -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, there are three ayes. >> chair mar: thank you very much, and this item will be recommended to the full board with a positive recommendation. mr. clerk, please call item 3. >> clerk: item 3 is an ordinance amending th

valor para actuar de esta manera deberÍan tener valor para entregarse y decir soy culpable. >>> bryan mendoza un cuerpo que coincide con las caracterÍsticas de la desaparecida. >>> la semana pasada les comentÁbamos de dos mujeres que serÍan madre e hija, acusadas de inyectar una sustancia en los glÚteos a personas sin tener licencia mÉdica, hoy se conocen de mÁs vÍctimas y gabriel huerta nos trae testimonios. >>> indignada y furiosa pero preocupada por su vida esta mujer que nos pidiÓ conservar su identidad y que es una de las cuatro que acudiÓ a las autoridades para hacer su denuncia contra una madre y su hija que sin licencia mÉdica inyectaron una sustancia en los glÚteos a mujeres, dos de las cuales murieron aparentemente por esta prÁctica ilegal. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >>> ellas nos estaban viendo y reconocieron a las mujeres en la tele y que eran las mismas que le atendieron hace un mes. >>> las dos mujeres fueron arrestadas y acusadas de homicidio pero salieron libres bajo fianza tras pagar 2 millones de dÓlares. >>> que entienda el pÚblico que estos procesos son peligrosos y m

miss mendoza, could we get the next public comment? >> good morning. [inaudible] as well as another one that is in the process of buildout now, and i'm actually -- damian is one of the partners on that one, damian, who just spoke. when the board passed the legislation back in late 2017, a lot of this was new territory, and i think that board deserves a lot of credit for creating a really solid program that has elevated social equity and helped create a lot of [inaudible], but they got some things wrong. namely, an item that supervisor safai made that prevented a business from selling more than 50% of itself for ten years. we became frenemies after that. i appreciate the legislation is lowering it to five, but i would ask supervisor haney or supervisor stefani to please consider amending 1608-c-5 to say award of a permanent cannabis business ends 18 months following the date on which the director acknowledges instead of five years because what's happening is you are actually precluding social equity applicants from participating in the upside of these b

por televisiÓn, sin embargo la madre continÚa muy preocupada, porque su hermana no aparece, claudia mendozatÍa que mi vida se me iba, que el alma se me sale del cuerpo y entraba en desesperaciÓn. reportero: a tan poca edad, hoy este niÑo saliÓ con su padre y su hermana buscando un mejor estilo de vida. pero las cosas no salieron bien y no camino el coyote se parÓ a su esposo de su madre y desconoce por quÉ el niÑo estaba solo. >> no sabemos hacerse cierta dÓnde estÁ mi hermana, solamente son suposiciones de que podrÍa estrenen migraciÓn, pero no es real. por eso pide ayuda para que la encuentren. reportera: esta familia hora a diario, porque aunque los reconforta saber que el niÑo y su padre estÁn bien, no tienen informaciÓn del asia del pequeÑo, por eso en las prÓximas horas armarÁn un proceso de repatriaciÓn destruido y la bÚsqueda de su hermana. patricioa: y en la florida entrÓ en vigencia la orden que imponer fuertes multas a los que existÍan un objeto de vacunaciÓn a sus clientes. reportera: tan pronto como hoy en florida comienzan a multar con miles de dÓlares a negocios y gobiernos l

si se vendieron para aceptar una justicia que merecen brian mendoza noticiero telemundo 48.o podrás crear en un concierto sino presenta sus tarjetas de vacunación contra el covid-19. sandra bonilla entren detalles. vanessa dice que todavía no se siente segura de asistir a eventos públicos grandes a pesar de estar vacunada contra el covid-19 tres escucharlo nueva medida del estado de california donde exigieran la vacuna. de vista cambia nos dijo. pienso que va ayudar a mucha gente estar más segura entonces a partir de este día los residentes de california en 1000 persona del espacio sagrado de demostrar una prueba de vacunación el nuevo mandato exige para los eventos públicos de más de mi persona se necesario la prueba de vacunación una prueba negativa de covid-19 72 horas prevé de acuerdo con el departamento de salud pública esta nueva medida ayudará a fomentar más la vacunación al mismo tiempo que permite tres empresas en el sector del entretenimiento y hospitalidad puedan prosperar. y ese mandato federal está pidiendo lugares grande de entretenimientos de vacunación o que

play by play announcer melanie newman and analyst jessica mendoza will be part of espn history when theygame next week. they'll be first all female duo to broadcast a big league game for espn. two women have been there before, newman, the radio voice of the baltimore orioles was part of major league baseball's first ever all female broadcast crew this summer. mendoza has been with espn since 2007 and was first female color commentator on the sunday night baseball telecast. >>> in the stories annals of major league baseball, there have been some historically bad first pitches. mma star conor mcgregor joined that list. might have topped that list, throwing out the first pitch last night at wrigley field. >> have fun with this. >> oh. >> this guy. i didn't teach him how to play baseball, okay? >> oh! >> it looks easy when you are in the ring. >> not sure how to play baseball, okay. >> i think he took out -- oh, gosh -- >> i feel bad for the wall. >> i loved your reaction last hour because you hadn't seen it before. >> i don't understand. there have been bad first pitches, but that one is al

mendoza considered a career in construction until malcolm fueled his passion for writing. >> they allowed me to see a different future. >> reporter: he is building new skills, has interviewed a local mural painter and profiled homeless. he even followed up on the idea to publish a love letter to his girlfriend. >> he is a guiding light. he is more than a mentor, more than a teacher. >> reporter: malcolm says he is giving back the support he received as a student starting in ethnic media. >> my greatest joy is seeing that come full circle and knowing what an impact it had on me and now i am able to do that to other people. >> reporter: his mentor, the ethnic media services director, applauds those for illuminating lives of those who felt invisible. >> he is somebody who really represents a sign of hope for all of us in the media field. >> reporter: for empowering a new generation of richmond pulse writers who gives voice to the city unserved, the jerseys son award in the bay area goes to malcolm marshall. >> some of the reporters have continued in journalism. >> outside of the paper malcol

laura mendoza was at stanford when i was there, laura. ethic extremely disciplined and talented. i saw her last month. she does not take lightly the role she's playing in helping shape the lives of future generations. >> that's awesome. it is about time though. it's 2021 come on already. >> right. >> thank you, coy. appreciate it. >>> all right, the president's agenda faces a make or break day. can he bridge the gap between democrats at odds with each other? thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura jarrett. you will see christine on "new day" next. >> tech: every customs their own safelite story. this couple was on a camping trip... ...when their windshield got a chip. they drove to safelite for a same-day repair. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” but then paul went from no to know. with freestyle libre 14 day, now he knows how foo

jessica mendoza and samantha laine will then discuss the pandemic impact on women. ♪ host: good morningnd welcome to washington journal. americans are not feeling good about the future of our democracy. claims of disputed elections and restrictions being put on the ballot box polls are showing concern about our election and government workings in the protests like the ones scheduled today at the capital mall. how do you feel about the state of the country? that is our question to you. are you like the people in this poll who feel u.s. democracy is under attack? we open regular lines which means democrats, we want to hear from you at (202)-748-8000. republicans, your line is (202)-748-8001. independents, you can call (202)-748-8002. keep in mind you can always text us at (202)-748-8003 and we are always reading on social media on facebook at facebook.com/c-span on twitter @c-spanwj and always on instagram @c-spanwj. let's set the scene with the poll that came from cnn this week where they are asking americans how they feel about democracy in the united states and this poll was surprising

mendoza faces 11 years in prison. kids all over the bay area did not go to school today.o the streets to fight for change. we're not here to just be quiet. we're here to make the let' and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. area students marched in san francisco as part of the global day of action, the students hope to call attention to climate change and the need to reverse it. ktvu rob roth was with the students today in san francisco. why didn't want hundreds of students from throughout the bay area skip school friday, but they weren't playing hookey. they marched up market street in san francisco in the hopes of bringing attention to the environmental crisis because they say is far more important than a day in the classroom

ingrid mendoza considered not applying to her dream college after her dad's work i was dropped. >> ilook at the financial part, and it is like i can't attend. >> reporter: people of color, low income, and first- generation college students are among the hardest hit in the pandemic. dr. frank chung, president of santa rosa junior college -- >> there was a decline in both black and latino enrollment at the jc, as well as throughout community colleges throughout the state. w.h.i.p. enrollment dropped 12% in california community colleges over the last year, 50% of santa rosa jc. soccer player eric guzman didn't know if he could afford to keep going to school. >> my parents are farmworkers, and they got laid off of the pandemic habit. backing it is brother got jobs helping their kids with them at the community center, and i applied for and received school grants. >> i know that a friend that dropped out to the pandemic, and i am thankful to have been able to stay in school. >> reporter: a statewide snapshot highlights the hardships among the 100,000 students who apply for federal and stat

knife and tim hubbard's using assistant professor of management at the university of notre dams. mendoza, college of business, joyce, a wife from no today. my thank you. parents over there in indiana to have you, which is offered. we've been hearing about the semi conduct and computer chip shortage for for a while. ny given the pandemic is still ongoing. just how critical is the situation become a because tangent, $10000000000.00, sounds like an awful lot of money is an awful lot of money. and when we think about the demand for new cars in the united states and around the world right now, the demand is up and yet the car manufacturers themselves are able to produce the number of vehicles that they want to. and therefore, the chip industry and it has a huge impact on another industry the in the past when one doesn't even link them together. what i get right, this the end, i mean it surely if there's just a case for going a new car and waiting a couple of years. and so the chips come off the production lines. that's a manageable solution. is it not? so automakers are generally doing one in

later on, christian science monitor's jessica mendoza and samantha laine perfas will discuss their podcast series entitled stronger looking at the impact of the pandemic on women. ♪ >> coming up next week, homeland security secretary and the fbi director, and national counterterrorism director up here before congress on threats to the homeland 20 years after 9/11. we will have lifetime of -- live coverage of their testimony on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern. and, the house homeland security committee at 9:00 a.m. eastern. at 2:30 p.m. eastern jerome powell holds a press conference. watch next week or listen on the radio app. head over to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream vid

host: we are back and we are joined by jessica mendoza and samantha laine perfas, who are the host and producers of the podcast "stronger." they are here with us this morning to talk to us about how the pandemic has affected women. good morning to both of you. guest: good morning. thank you for having us. guest: hi. host: i will start with you, jessica. tell us what prompted it and what the stronger podcast is all about? . guest: by the time 2021 rolled around, it became clear that the pandemic was having a disproportionate impact on women, especially women in the workforce. we felt like it was a story that we could not ignore. we also wanted to focus on stories of women specifically and the monitor has been trying to push forward our audio storytelling efforts. this felt like the kind of story that would really benefit from hearing women's voices and putting them in people's ears. that is sort of the beginning of this podcast. we started reporting it in early 2020 one, sometime in february. we spent a few months putting the podcast together. host: samantha, the pandemic has affected e

mendoza and newman will be the booth for the dodgers versus the padres starting 10:00 p.m.fe love story that started back in 2011. blogger chloe angel watched a speech given by then-19-year-old zach wahls, he gave that speech to the iowa house judiciary committee in defense of his mom's same-sex marriage. here's a clip of that speech. >> not really so different than any of your children. my family really isn't so different from yours. after all your family doesn't derive its sense of worth from being told by the state you're married, congratulations. no. the sense of family comes from the commitment we make to each other to work through the hard times so we can enjoy the good ones, it comes from the love that binds us. that's what makes a family. >> amen. and after watching that video angel was so moved she wrote a blog post called marry me, zach wahls, and it happened. the duo started dating three years later, this past weekend and did just that. and the icing on top of that wedding cake, zach has returned to that same statehouse this time as a senator in his home district

later, christian science monitor's jessica mendoza and jessica lane perfas look at the impact of theandemic on women. stick with us. ♪ >> weekends bring you the best in american history and nonfiction books on lectures in history, a discussion on a new african-american history museum being built in charleston, south carolina with joseph riley. smithsonian secretary, monty fudge and kerry taylor from the citadel military college. "the presidency", we will take a look at camp david with a man who served as the commander under bill clinton and george w. bush and is the author of " inside camp david." and then we share a book "three days in camp david," which looks at president nixon's decision to end the value of the u.s. dollar based on the gold standard. watch every weekend and find a full schedule or watch online any tam -- any time at c-span.org/history. ♪ >> "washington journal" continues. sen. we are back with -- host: we are back with former u.s. capitol police chief who is with us to discuss capital security again on justice for the j six rally on those who rioted. good morning.

. >>> sports announcers melanie mendoza will be part of the first female broadcast team for a major baseballofound implications for your kitchen table economics. democrats are fighting each other and republicans as government spending, the debt ceiling, two major economic proposals at the same time. the house voted to pass the government funding bill that includes the suspension of the debt limit, but republicans are refusing to get on board. and now we have a high-stakes game of chicken developing with democrats daring republicans to shutdown the government next week. >> democrats also seem to be daring each other to kill president biden's agenda. house progressives insist they will not vote for a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill on monday if the senate doesn't pass a 3 1/2 trillion dollar measure that contains many of their top progressive priorities. moderates are still insisting on a monday vote. the two democratic factions calling each other's bluff. here's the speaker. >> we're going to get our work done on our reconciliation bill as we always said. that's a plan. >> will you

cynthia choi, mendoza, kulkarni and russell jong first launched the stop a p i hate coalition in sansco back in march of 2020. it was formed in response to the growing number of hate crimes against asian americans resulting from the coronavirus pandemic. they say. since they began tracking data, there have been more than 9000 reports of racist attacks against asian americans. there are a number of other people with bay area ties name to that list, including tom brady, apple ceo. tim cook, vice president kamala harris and tesla ceo elon musk, as well as president biden, former president trump and prince harry and meghan markle also made that list today is the first day of hispanic heritage month, the san jose police department is celebrating by profile in hispanic officers, christian come. camarillo was born in san jose to mexican immigrants is now a sergeant and the media relations supervisor. officer rita perez is also said jose native. she says she's living her childhood dream patrolling the streets where she grew up. i love this job because we do have these moments where there are

this is robert mendoza, president of the alliance of health workers. >> it is that many of us have died, many of us became sick, many have resign or opted retired early but we're still dealing before the department of health to receive our benefits. amy: in hong kong, a court sentenced seven prominent activists and former legislators to jail for taking part in a pro-independence protest in october 2019. it's the latest prison sentence to be handed down for organizing against beijing's control over the territory. -- over hong kong. human rights advocates are urging saudi arabia officials to stop the mass firing of yemeni workers, a move that puts them at risk of being deported to yemen if they cannot find another employer to sponsor them. saudi authorities in july reportedly announced new regulations requiring businesses to limit the number of yemeni and other foreign employees on staff. human rights watch says the policy could put thousands of workers at risk of being sent back to the saudi-led, u.s.-backed war in yemen which has sparked the world's worst humanitarian crisis. back in th

marie car mendoza. according to the city's health order, mass are allowed to be removed only when people are seated at a table or positioned at a stationary corner or place while eating or drinking. the city of santa rosa will pay cal osha almost $10,000 in fines after police detective died from covid-19. 43 year old detective mary armor died from covid and march of last year, cal osha determined the city did not have proper workplace safety measures in place to protect employees from covid. the department originally wanted to collect $32,000 in fines, but that was reduced after the city argued that detective armors death occurred when the virus was still new, and the best safety protocols were not known. with california's eviction moratorium expiring on september 30th. an effort is underway to help people needing rent relief about 243,000 applications have been submitted from people asking for rent relief. state assembly member david chu and bay area housing advocates are urging local governments to st

mendez lizette mendoza shevonne olicia mentis wolfgang peter menzel steve john mercado wilfredo mercado wesley mercer ralph joseph mercurio alan harvey merdinger george l. merino yamel josefina merino george merkouris and my cousin. our family misses your love and smile. you live in each of us every day. we love you and please give dad a hug for us. god bless you all and god bless america. >> and my father. 20 years ago, i met my grandfather. he held me in his arms. his first of six grandchildren. seven days later, he was gone from the city and family he loved. we will love and miss you forever. never forget 9/11 and our first responders who protect our city every day. we thank our military and our first responders through our country and god bless america. [applause] ♪ >> deborah merrick raymond joseph metz iii jill ann metzler david robert meyer nurul h. miah william edward micciulli martin paul michelstein patricia e. mickley ronald d. milam peter teague milano gregory milanowycz lukasz tomasz milewski sharon christina millan corey peter miller craig j. miller douglas c. miller henry

mendez >> lizette mendoza >> shevonne olicia mentis >> wolfgang peter menzel >> steve john mercado >>h joseph mercurio >> alan harvey merdinger >> george l. merino >> yamel josefina merino >> george merkouris >> and my cousin gary. gary, our family misses your love, laughter and smile. you live in each and everyone of us every day. we love you. please give add a hug for us. god bless america. >> and my grandfather battalion chief lawrence stack. 20 years ago, i met my grandfather. he held me in his seven days later, he was gone from the city and family give up. we will love and miss you forever. never forget 9/11 and our first responders who protect our city every day. we thank our military and first responders. god bless america. thank you. [applause] >> deborah merrick >> raymond joseph metz iii >> jill ann metzler >> david robert meyer >> nurul h. miah >> william edward micciulli >> martin paul michelstein >> patricia e. mickley >> ronald d. milam >> peter teague milano >> gregory milanowycz >> lukasz tomasz milewski sharon christina millan >> corey peter miller >> craig j. miller

today we have callena mendoza who records our meetings and makes transcripts to the public online. madam clerk, any communications? >> as the members return from recess in the interest of public health and safety this public meeting is simultaneously accessible remotely to all members of the public seeking to monitor the proceedings. they are able to watch this meeting on television, cable cast on city's sfgovtv channel 26 or the live stream online at www.sfgovtv.org. for those who wish to provide two minutes of public comment. the most efficient method to avoid signal delay listen from the touch phone connected to the remote call in. you will be in live singh to listen until you provide comment. the telephone number is on the screen. 415-655-0001. when you hear the prompt enter id24919759362. press pound twice to join aslis isner. when ready to comment press star three and listen for the prompt. begin speaking comments. agenda content eligible begin with the special order at 3:00 p.m. items 21-24. a hearing of appeal of conditional use authorization approval for 450 through 474 o

we're checking with calina mendoza to see if we have any callers in the queue. for those of you watching via cable channel 26, 78, 99, streaming on sfgovtv or elsewhere, dial 415-655-0001. today's meeting i.d. is 2484-263-4825. press the pound symbol twice and then press star followed by three if you wish to be entered into the queue to speak. mr. chair, i understand that we have two callers in the queue. could we be connected to the first caller, please? >> hello. my name is michael hoffman. i am the current fore person of the 2021-2022 civil grand jury, and i just wanted to congratulate the jury from last year on the tremendous work that they did and also the members of this board and committee for taking the recommendations seriously. it gives us something to work towards, and i hope that when we meet next year, we'll have the same great collegial relationship. so thank you from last year's jury to all of us meeting today. >> clerk: thank you, michael hoffman, for your comments. could we get the next caller, please? i believe that we have one caller still on

. >> es doÑa eva mendoza, ya es muy conociendo los fanÁticos de la familia creada y Últimamente ha logradoile. conquista tu día con 5g solo en metro. satcha: esta maÑana un verdadero infierno avanza en california obligando a evacuar a decenas de miles de personas, el fuego estarÍa a menos de tres millas el popular destino turÍstico con llamas que alcanzan a 100 pies de altura, el incendio dejÓ un rastro de destrucciÓn en comunidades del Área y amenaza con quemar hasta 34,000 edificaciones, como nos explica luis mejÍa. luis: estamos en la ciudad a pocas millas al sur del lago tajo, los bomberos estÁn tratando todavÍa de evitar que las llamas lleguen hasta Él y cÓnico lago, siempre se ha sabido que lago tajo que es muy conocido por el turismo, siempre se ha sabido que es 1 a realmente alto riesgo incendio forestal y lo que nunca se pensÓ es que iba a ser un mega incendio, donde iba a ver distintos puntos a la misma vez. inicialmente los bomberos pensaron que el paso montaÑoso que existe entre el incendio y el lago iba a servir como una especie de barrera natural para evitar que las llamas pa

today we have kelowna mendoza to record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madame clerk, any communications? >> yes, mr. president. this meeting is accessible remotely to the public seeking to monitor the proceedings via cable cast on sfgovtv channel 26 or by viewing the live stream sfgovtv. the most efficient method to participate and provide up to two minutes of public comment is to listen from your touch phone connected to the call in system where with you ill be in live sink to provide -- live sync to provide comment. the number is on your screen. 1-415-655-0001. and when you hear the prompt, enter the meeting i.d., that is 24841795536. you'll press pound twice. once you hear the discussion, you'll know you have joined the meeting as a listener and you will be muted. but once you're ready to provide public comment, press star 3 and listen carefully for the prompt that you have been unmuted and begin speaking your comments. there are two special orders at 3:00 p.m. with respect to general public comment once item 42 is called, you are permi

today we have callena mendoza who records our meetings and makes transcripts to the public online. madam clerk, any communications? >> as the members return from recess in the interest of public health and safety this public meeting is simultaneously accessible remotely to all members of the public seeking to monitor the proceedings. they are able to watch this meeting on television, cable cast on city's sfgovtv channel 26 or the live stream online at www.sfgovtv.org. for those who wish to provide two minutes of public comment. the most efficient method to avoid signal delay listen from the touch phone connected to the remote call in. you will be in live singh to listen until you provide comment. the telephone number is on the screen. 415-655-0001. when you hear the prompt enter id24919759362. press pound twice to join aslis isner. when ready to comment press star three and listen for the prompt. begin speaking comments. agenda content eligible begin with the special order at 3:00 p.m. items 21-24. a hearing of appeal of conditional use authorization approval for 450 through 474 o