while i speak to michael dorsey about this, he's the director of rob and melanie walton sustainability solutions service at hours on a state university. and is joining us from phoenix. thank you for being with us. let's start with the reasons about why this is happening. what is driving these more frequent and intense changes in weather patterns? and is there any region in the world that sped no region in the world has spared from the unfolding climate crisis? unfortunately, the crisis that we see in whether extreme weather events is a deliberate and by product of the woman climate and also a by product of carbon pollution that is being contributed to the atmosphere a largely by the fossil fuel industry. this trend that we see this year and also we saw it last year and the year before and year before is going to continue to worse . and as we go forward, if we don't get out ahead of the unfolding climate crisis, which we're fully in the midst of now, the impact on, on food production and people's lives and livelihoods. a kind of price is actually impacting more than just seduction. and

michael dorsey is the director of the rob and maloney wolf and sustainability solutions service. at the arizona state university. he says global leaders on not doing enough to cub emissions a no region in the world has spared from the unfolding climate crisis. unfortunately, the crisis that we see in weather extreme weather events is a deliberate the by product of the woman climate and also a by product of carbon pollution that is being contributed to the atmosphere a largely by the fossil fuel industry. this trend that we see this year and also we saw it last year and the year before the year before is going to continue to worse . and as we go forward, if we don't get out ahead of the unfolding climate crisis, which we're slowly in the midst of now, governments are simply not doing enough and they're not scaling the solutions as fast as they need to. there's a lot of things that can be done to protect communities from extreme weather in terms of building out cooling infrastructure, particularly when the forecasts of predicting extreme weather high temperatures in the case of ind

[applause] like matt dorsey stated, my name is michael cheatm primarily a skateboarder but ride my bike at least 3 times a week and with the bike share program with bay wheels. i was asked to speak today about black and brown joy and bicycling and skateboarding, so--joy in biking and skating for people of color is mostly the same as it is for anyone. the cool breeze in your face, the means to go further and faster then ever before, it is exhilarating. one of my favorite things hopping on a bike is how it ignites my childhood. i get on that bike and i feel close to limitless. i can go anywhere i want and not tied down by the expectations of others or the weight of life and my responsibilities. just dipping and mashing. [laughter] there is catharticism to it. it is beautiful and greats and it is relief. i feel this is where the difference lies for black and brown folks. african american children statistically experience the most adverse life events. life events including, a parents death, a parent serving jail time, exposure to domestic violence and witness violence in their neighborhood.

for that and grateful and so proud of library and proud of what we accomplished at the michael and supervisor dorseyclapping.) how next order of accomodation by supervisor mandelman. thank you. president peskin and the friends of harvey milk can come up. >> all right. colleagues this fourth and final tuesday of pride 2024 i am presenting a special accommodations to the friends of harvey milk placing the hardy perseverance for the harvey milk plaza enjoyed the worthy of its namesake reminds me never doubt a small group can not change the world nearly 40 years thin dianne feinstein or board of supervisors john and harvey milk successor harry officially dedicated it plaza at the intersection castro and market the entrance to the recently completed muni station for house bill for nearly that time the broader lgbtq it has been two decades since the first city sponsored design expectation for the transformation into a great public space and more since andrea started raising funds to pay for this design work and eventually construction drawing to make this plaza possible. for most of that time andrea the f

for that and grateful and so proud of library and proud of what we accomplished at the michael and supervisor dorseyclapping.) how next order of accomodation by supervisor mandelman. thank you. president peskin and the friends of harvey milk can come up. >> all right. colleagues this fourth and final tuesday of pride 2024 i am presenting a special accommodations to the friends of harvey milk placing the hardy perseverance for the harvey milk plaza enjoyed the worthy of its namesake reminds me never doubt a small group can not change the world nearly 40 years thin dianne feinstein or board of supervisors john and harvey milk successor harry officially dedicated it plaza at the intersection castro and market the entrance to the recently completed muni station for house bill for nearly that time the broader lgbtq it has been two decades since the first city sponsored design expectation for the transformation into a great public space and more since andrea started raising funds to pay for this design work and eventually construction drawing to make this plaza possible. for most of that time andrea the f

dorsey thank you, president peskin and the point about we can be pro-active for pro housing i'm not supporting this ballot measure. >> i have many familiarity with employed by the sponsor of though michael because i worked against proposing 60 in 2016 and that failed measure was in any verify this one is too the single line in the measure goes behind the castro hawkins is the one that takes the state out of field of any sort of management or use of rent control and what that will do is it would empower that bad actors statewide and besides they have obligates and we're trying to do having a better way to expand and states legislation - done by david chiu and in the assembly and would set limits on available rent hikes by the balancing the production by supervisor stafani mentioned the city counsels in huntington beach is talking about say to people the headlines of that political art is republicans for rent control basically web anyone wishing to speak, if no objection, receive and file this measure saying the state can't do anything with rent control and maybe a situation we're going have - this was it was stated by city council strickland. and this will enable them - so i think that o

dorsey thank you, president peskin and the point about we can be pro-active for pro housing i'm not supporting this ballot measure. >> i have many familiarity with employed by the sponsor of though michael because i worked against proposing 60 in 2016 and that failed measure was in any verify this one is too the single line in the measure goes behind the castro hawkins is the one that takes the state out of field of any sort of management or use of rent control and what that will do is it would empower that bad actors statewide and besides they have obligates and we're trying to do having a better way to expand and states legislation - done by david chiu and in the assembly and would set limits on available rent hikes by the balancing the production by supervisor stafani mentioned the city counsels in huntington beach is talking about say to people the headlines of that political art is republicans for rent control basically web anyone wishing to speak, if no objection, receive and file this measure saying the state can't do anything with rent control and maybe a situation we're going have - this was it was stated by city council strickland. and this will enable them - so i think that o

dorsey, for tomorrow, for being at the health service board and speaking on this issue. thank you. you're welcome. and so the next we have, department of human resources. here. okay okay. michaeldo it for you. okay. address my ad. thank you. please go ahead. good morning, chair chan members of the committee. my name is carol eisen. i'm the human resources director. i'm here to present on the department of human resources budget. i'd like to talk about, some of our key accomplishments and our priority in this upcoming budget, this, on our first slide here, you can see the various services that we provide as the city's central human resources agency, to our city departments and to our employees. and for any candidates seeking city employment next slide, please, something not i think, well understood about dwr's budget. is that 70% of it is, spent in workers compensation. this is, providing, payments and support to the city's injured workers, so the remaining, so our total budget is 157.6 million, and 70% of that is dedicated entirely to workers compensation. we're a self-insured system, the remaining 30% of drs budget provides services across all city agencies, these services we