. >> clerk: commissioner moss? commissioner clinch. commissioner jacobo. commissioner tam. commissioner alexander-tut. we have a quorum and our item is item 2. president's announcements. >> president mccarthy: good morning, everybody. just moving -- everything is moving parts here. i just wanted to have a few words to read into the comments and to my president's announcements. i'm confident and dedicated -- i am confident that the dedicated and hard-working staff throughout the department of building inspection are aware of the response to the people of san francisco and will continue to do their duty and uphold the public trust which they've been doing in the last week. as you know we're dealing with, you know, a public health emergency in our city. and our state and country, that we have never, never had to encounter before. on behalf of the commission, i urge all d.b.i. staff and customers to follow the instructions under public health officials and to do their part to prevent the spread of covid-19. i applaud the department for taking steps to limit the virus spread suc

. >> clerk: commissioner moss? commissioner clinch. commissioner jacobo. commissioner tam. commissioner alexander-tut. we have a quorum and our item is item 2. president's announcements. >> president mccarthy: good morning, everybody. just moving -- everything is moving parts here. i just wanted to have a few words to read into the comments and to my president's announcements. i'm confident and dedicated -- i am confident that the dedicated and hard-working staff throughout the department of building inspection are aware of the response to the people of san francisco and will continue to do their duty and uphold the public trust which they've been doing in the last week. as you know we're dealing with, you know, a public health emergency in our city. and our state and country, that we have never, never had to encounter before. on behalf of the commission, i urge all d.b.i. staff and customers to follow the instructions under public health officials and to do their part to prevent the spread of covid-19. i applaud the department for taking steps to limit the virus spread suc

. >> clerk: commissioner moss? commissioner clinch. commissioner jacobo. commissioner tam. commissioner alexander-tut. we have a quorum and our item is item 2. president's announcements. >> president mccarthy: good morning, everybody. just moving -- everything is moving parts here. i just wanted to have a few words to read into the comments and to my president's announcements. i'm confident and dedicated -- i am confident that the dedicated and hard-working staff throughout the department of building inspection are aware of the response to the people of san francisco and will continue to do their duty and uphold the public trust which they've been doing in the last week. as you know we're dealing with, you know, a public health emergency in our city. and our state and country, that we have never, never had to encounter before. on behalf of the commission, i urge all d.b.i. staff and customers to follow the instructions under public health officials and to do their part to prevent the spread of covid-19. i applaud the department for taking steps to limit the virus spread suc

vice president moss. yes. commissioner alexander-tut. yes. commissioner clinch. yes. commissioner jacobo. yes. commissioner tam. yes. the motion carries unanimously. our next item is item 9, public employee appointment. director of building inspection. discussion and possible action to appoint director of building inspection. 9a, public comment on all matters pertaining to the closed session. >> good morning, my name is dray grantler. if the commissioner is looking for an interim d.b.i. director my suggestion is the former deputy director rosemary vosk who is an attorney. and who is thoughtful and has good leadership skills and knows the department. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you. there was also additional public comments submitted via email by last name of mr. white, mrs. white and i have submitted that to all of the commissioners. so they have all received it as well. our next item is item b, possible action to convene a closed session. is there a motion to convene closed session? >> i'd like to make a motion to convene closed session. >> second. >> clerk:

really interesting, and people love elisabeth moss at the moment, don't they, so...t. she'is kinda fragile but really determined as well. yeah. a change of scene for number — your second choice? yeah, so this is downhill. this is an american remake of a film called force majeure, came out in 2014. ruben 0stlund, swedish director, made that great movie about a couple on holiday in the alps and their relationship crisis that happens. so the american version, this new version, stars julia louis—dreyfus, and will... from veep, which everybody loves, from veep, yes. yeah, and seinfeld, back in the day. yes. and will ferrell. pretty much the same story, really, about this couple in the aftermath of an avalanche that happens at their resort. but even before you see this, you can tell that it's going to be different to the original because this is 90 minutes long, the original was two hours long. so you go "0k, half an hour is gone. "what have they cut out? "what's happened ? " actually, when you watch it — because the original was great and this is largely the same story —

really interesting, and people love elisabeth moss at the moment, don't they, so...he'is kinda fragile but really determined as well. yeah. a change of scene for number — your second choice? yeah, so this is downhill. this is an american remake of a film called force majeure, came out in 2014. ruben 0stlund, swedish director, made that great movie about a couple on holiday in the alps and their relationship crisis that happens. so the american version, this new version, stars julia louis—dreyfus, and will... from veep, which everybody loves, from veep, yes. yeah, and seinfeld, back in the day. yes. and will ferrell. pretty much the same story, really, about this couple in the aftermath of an avalanche that happens at their resort. but even before you see this, you can tell that it's going to be different to the original because this is 90 minutes long, the original was two hours long. so you go "0k, half an hour is gone. what have they cut out? what's happened ? " actually, when you watch it — because the original was great and this is largely the same story — it's s

who is moss kendricks. he is in fact a native son of atlanta. the last time i spent any significant time here i can to get a sense of how kendricks lived and moved to the city on his way to becoming a successful prominent black marketer. iring a one-week period walked the streets of an area what's known as the beaver slide islam. slum.d the -- i found the bungalow home he spent his childhood. i found his uncle's cleaning and pressing shop, and walked to the greens of the cost courses -- golf courses where he caddied as a youth. and in morehouse college. i also visited the location of his first office in the ymca building on buckner street. during the great depression kendricks worked as a government employee doing public relations and publicity for new deal programs. during world war ii, the u.s. army drafted kendricks literally to do the same kind of work. by the war's end kendricks was eager to move away from nonprofit public relations on behalf of the state to commercial marketing, which he believed understandably might be personally more pro

we will close the comment on it. >> commissoner moss: i agree, well said. i want to bring back special budget meeting, if this isn't the right place to do it. we started having discussion about additional staffing and the d.b.i. staff just, there's a monumental amount of work. i'm wondering what is that the form as far as like a review of the staffing? where it is, where it needs to be. we are currently enjoying quite a building boom. i know that we scaled back when the world fell apart in 2008. i want to make sure our staff isn't -- i want to make sure they have the resources they need. i'm wondering if, perhaps, an audit is the right word. if staffing is adequate and what it needs to be. i don't know we would do anything now but certainly i want to start talking about it now instead of right when the budget is discussed. >> president mccarthy: i second that. you brought up the point about that. i noticed that chief building inspector in the housing, there's three or four positions open right now that needs to be filled. i have a question why those positio

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recommend everybody go and listens to what you have to say as the spokesperson for these christ church moss but here i want to stop off mocking i'm ok how is mocking one here later let's have a look let's have a lesson for me personally when the shooting happened. it was my 1st year out of high school. and it was getting back on track in getting. trying to balance the all the struggles they were already bare with being a 1st really student on top of having to hold this burden of trauma. having to balance that and so i feel like a year doesn't really you know. it doesn't really mean much because it's been read a sentence for me. tell him he can just fill the panel as local spec and then how do you represent so many people how do you split for them how you can do that like i can't well there's a simple as it is in one sense why can't. we the referred to cover a couple things there monkey speaking what we did there was that we had a one day just as a very very 1st sort of media training session and we capture people talking. and then the suggestion was well why don't we grab some of these peop

lauren moss, bbc news. 0ur health correspondent james gallagher is with me now, and james, what have‘s scientific advisers been saying about how long restrictions need to stay in place? yes, the whole game plan of the government is not to overwhelm the mhs, particularly intensive care units and that's why we are having these measures put in place when school closures to other social distancing measures we've been told about. as the report said, it'sjust been published by the scientific advisory group for emergencies, these measures are likely to need to bea these measures are likely to need to be a place where most of the year, that's not spending most of the year as we are today, the anticipation is there will be an alternating period between some of the moderate social distancing measures and some of the stricter once we are currently doing, the stricter end as closing schools and telling everyone to socially isolate, the milder interventions are isolating cases or just getting the most vulnerable people to socially isolate but the clear point here is we are facing this for the lon

lauren moss, bbc news. let's speak to assistant political editor, norman smith. what sense do you have of the government realising that there is still a need for even further clarity around some of this? well, it might be understandable that there is some confusion this morning given the scale of these restrictions and the pace at which they are having to be implemented, but no doubt the government has to get on top of this, because in particular, if people do keep going into work in large numbers, that risk more infections, more pressure on the health service, and bluntly more deaths, which is why the chancellor is now looking at bringing forward a package of measures to safeguard the self—employed from being substantially out of pocket, because the fear is, say, self—employed builders, electricians and plumbers, they might feel under pressure to do they might feel under pressure to do thejob to get they might feel under pressure to do the job to get some money coming in. soi the job to get some money coming in. so i think in the next 48 hours we will see the ch

thank you, lauren, lauren moss.argest number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the world, although europe continues to be the epicentre of the outbreak. spain has reported 769 deaths in the last day alone and has nearly 65,000 cases — among the highest daily figure for any single country. italy has suffered the greatest number of deaths, more than 8,000, and has 80,000 cases, with fears that the virus is now taking hold in the south of the country. but america now has more than 85,000 cases of infection, although only 1,300 deaths. president trump, though, still says the crisis will end quickly. paul adams reports. the great global city of new york is now in the eye of the storm. at the elmhurst hospital in queens, a steady stream of desperately ill patients, exhausted staff struggling to cope. the city has fewer than 2000 intensive care beds — all are expected to be in use by today. adding to the pressure, thousands of worried new yorkers looking to be tested. the city has never seen anything like this before, n

lauren moss reports.fighting a battle against an invisible enemy. boxes of masks, gloves and goggles are being delivered in their thousands, but still many medics and nurses say they are going without a head of what could be a tsunami of coronavirus cases in the coming weeks. doctors are now looking after some of their own colleagues who are on ventilators. we are aware internationally that large numbers of health care workers have themselves fallen ill by being infected. cells the one thing the nhs must do is avoid infection by giving us protection. scotland's chief medical officer says the distribution system became clogged up distribution system became clogged up after huge orders were placed, but that supply shouldn't be a problem there next week. and according to the government 13 million facemasks have gone out in the last few days. we entirely understand how important it is that you get the kit you need and feel safe and are safe in doing this amazing work you are doing. we are ramping up deliverie

lauren moss, bbc news. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster.ergency meeting is happening inafew this emergency meeting is happening in a few minutes, what further steps are we expecting? we know we will be moving to the delay phase which is basically an acknowledgement we cannot stop this virus from spreading, but what we will not get other sorts of steps we have seen in ireland and other european countries take, these intrusive measures like closing schools, barring public meetings, restricting travel. instead it will be much more a continuation of the softly softly, slowly slowly strategy. more advice and guidance to people. so if you are not feeling well, maybe self—isolate to be on the safe side. if you can work from home, that makes sense. if you can travel outside commuter hours that too is a good idea, and i suspect there will be specific advice for the elderly and care homes where people are particularly at risk. what is striking is our approach is now beginning to diverged markedly from near neighbours and other european countries, whe

ourfirst report this lunchtime is from our health correspondent, lauren moss.uting lauren moss. the advise to keep our distance, flouting the advise to keep our distance, despite repeated warnings thousands of people flocked to parks, markets and other outdoor venues for the first weekend of spring. and this was filmed on the london underground this morning prompting warnings tougher measures to force people to stay away from each other could soon be taken. people should stay put and they should stay at home, and that is how to save lives. it also matters for this reason — you are not only protecting yourself and others, you are protecting the nhs. if you are going out and socialising when you don't need to, taking unnecessary journeys, you're putting people in the nhs, you are putting them at risk as well. so stop. if you don't stop, then we will have to take more measures. emergency legislation is being pushed through the commons this week which will give the government extra powers, if needed. under the proposals, the police could detain those with coronavir

our health correspondent, lauren moss reports.e number of uk cases of the biggest leap in 2a hours, ministers, medical and science advisers have reconvened at a cobra committee to decide if and when we should officially move to the next phase of delaying the spread of covid—i9. if that happens, measures which could be taken, including encouraging people to work from home, limiting the number of big public events, and even closing schools. but more likely, the first steps will be a phased approach to reducing unnecessary social contact. we will ta ke unnecessary social contact. we will take those based on the facts, the evidence and the scientific advice. at the moment, the scientific advice is not pointing towards taking further social distancing measures, but if that changes we will change accordingly. more than 20,000 people have been tested so far. the third death of a patient with the coronavirus was confirmed yesterday. at the weekend, some supermarket shelves were stripped bare of toilet rolls and hygiene products, prompting

lauren moss, bbc news. our health editor, hugh pym, is here.e minister announcing a big increase in testing for coronavirus, why is that so important? well, it is important because the government and the nhs has been criticised by some experts, even the world health organization, for not doing enough testing, for giving the impression that it was going to go a bit easy on that because people just being sent home and told to self—isolate and just get through it themselves. now, that was always denied that that was the position. but certainly, this week of the rhetoric has changed from the chief medical officer chris whitty and the prime minister that they were going to mmp minister that they were going to ramp up testing. nhs staff have been worried, they say they should be tested if they show symptoms because if the virus is ruled out, they can go straight back to work. we have heard that on many occasions. today, we heard boris johnson heard that on many occasions. today, we heard borisjohnson say it would be ramped up to 25,000 to date. a cou

more devices coming soon all right up next we find some hope with lawyer and autism advocate hayley moss and then we showcase the big win for the water protectors and made of americans of standing rock stay tuned to watching the books. that's the crucial point of the book at bottom line of the book namely i think you're pretty much stuck with your looks but if you have other things that you're good at either music or running or doing intellectual work or politics then one should take advantage of one's advantages and project those and forget about the fact that you may not be the best looking person on the block. trade and investment to become magic spells to come to economic development. most people think about trade they think about goods and services being exchanged between countries and the in fast chapter of a trade agreement as about something very different but won't win investment leads to toxic manufacturing that destroys secrets into the environment. that means local communities that are being poisoned to think jack if they do anything that the company feels is interrupting the

lauren moss reporting.s and had underlying health issues, but further tests for coronavirus are being carried out. yesterday the first patient in the uk who tested positive for the virus died in reading. she was in her 70s and had been in and out of hospital, we are told, for various other health conditions, and she was diagnosed as part of routine test in the nhs are doing on all patience and intensive care with respiratory problems. and she hadn't recently travelled abroad. we have talked about how the government is going to provide more money for tackling all aspects of the coronavirus. what sort of strands are they expecting to spend that money on? today an additional £46 million of uk aid funding were set aside to investigate the virus, try and find a vaccine for it, and also what's called a rapid test kit. so a total of £91 million now for the research phase, we hear about these four phases, and research is one of them. we are not expecting to get a vaccine for a year, there is a long way to go with a

night and through a mystical kentucky full of strange encounters and symbols for philosopher daniel moss and find out this is a very special game. because i don't think it's a really relevant game perhaps one of the most relevant i've played so far because it's one of the few games that makes an artistic claim that can be considered as the work of. fabulous creatures confusing images each seeing is a work of somewhere between magic realism edward hopper and the disturbing atmosphere of it david lynch film as in this scene. which calls to mind twin peaks . kentucky has been entirely created and developed by a trio that includes kentucky based artist jake. the scenes in 26 for julie cruz the singing on stage i mean you know we were totally thinking about when we wrote our scene was seeing it and trying to get a kind of similar. emotional effect from it it's always been really important for us that this game has a cultural context you know development on the game began in 2011 at that time the effects of the world financial crisis with devastating unemployment debts people losing their home

lauren moss reports.ut to nhs staff fighting a battle against an invisible enemy. boxes of masks, gloves and goggles are being delivered in their thousands, but still many medics and nurses say they're going without, ahead of what could be a tsunami of coronavirus cases in the coming weeks. doctors are now looking after some of their own colleagues who are on ventilators. we're aware internationally that large numbers of health care workers have themselves fallen ill by being infected. so the one thing the nhs must do is avoid infection by giving us the protection. that is avoidable. scotland's chief medical officer says the distribution system became clogged up after huge orders were placed, but that supply shouldn't be a problem there next week. and according to the government, 13 million face masks have gone out in the last few days. we entirely understand how important it is that you get the kit you need and feel safe and are safe in doing this amazing work you are doing. we are ramping up deliveries

virus very few cases are being confirmed in african countries so what is the risk of the mosse i'll break on the continent on what all countries be equipped to deal with an epidemic we speak to a w.h.o. experts also coming up. education is an expensive privilege for me across africa a one young woman in nigeria is helping to provide basic education to kids living in the slums. the rain gentle and gigantic but these drops called also will be facing extinction if we don't make some important changes very soon. it's great to have you on the program so how prepared we are virus will be. in the show for now africa has been spared by even major outbreak of the disease so far they have been just 12 confirmed cases that's in egypt tunisia algeria moral call nigeria senegal but is this because that is these has not spread all because it has not been detected that's the $1000000000.00 question the world health organization has wanted that countries with poor health care systems may not be able to cope with an outbreak would mean africa being particular. screening has been introduced at most major a

lauren moss, bbc news.itor norman smith who is in westminster. further measures to combat downing street playing down speculation of a lockdown in london. let's be honest, people are nervous, apprehensive, uncertain so the last thing downing street wa nted uncertain so the last thing downing street wanted was reports of a so—called london lockdown to further stoke people because ‘s and ease, because obviously that very phrase carries with it connotations of troops on the street, people being herded into their homes, and so this morning we saw number ten very firmly seeking to quash the idea, chiding reporters for even using the phrase, saying there is not going to be any closure of the transport system in the capital, there is no question of people not being able to get in and out of london, and no question of troops being used to maintain public order. but it gives you a sense ofjust how few brow of the atmosphere really is at the moment, and in a way it was slightly stoked overnight, after the prime minis

teams of dogs and mosses have made a ceremonial start to the did a rod trial dog sled rice in anchorage alaska the competitive stages of the more than 1500 kilometer rice stop on sunday. expected in the coastal town of known about 9 days later. turkish president. has ordered his country's coast got to stop migrants from making dangerous agene sea crossings meanwhile greek prime minister curiosus mit's attack he says the 4 year old migration deal between the e.u. and turkey is did he used ankara of using migrants to create a crisis at its border with his country the european union meanwhile has warned migrants they will not be allowed to enter. the greek army fires mostly cannon along this pos of the texas border but still the migrants push on trying to find a gap to cross into europe. further along the border greek police bring in reinforcements. more tear gas is fired between police and migrants gathered at this border fence. amid growing tensions turkish police are also seen firing tear gas into greece. but even those who make it across often don't get any further but many tell storie

"the entrance to the dungeon is a moss-covered door.y to find yourself "face-to-face with a hideous, foul-smelling, moss-covered ogre." what do you do? i say, "hey, ma, what's for dinner?" seventeen. the ogre is amused by your joke and allows you to pass. by the by, i liked it, too. how go the wedding plans, howard? great. we spent five hours last night at macy's registering for gifts. looks like i'm finally going to have that darling little earthenware asparagus dish i've always wanted. see, this is the good thing about having a girlfriend 9,000 miles away. i can spend my nights doing whatever i want. you mean like playing nerd games with us and then taking a suspiciously long shower? maybe. we enter the dungeon. you see a dragon. really? so we're playing dungeons & dragons and we walk into a dungeon and see a dragon? isn't that a little on the nose? when you play chutes and ladders, do you complain about all the chutes and all the ladders? are you gonna eat that whole pie? maybe. why not? who do i have in my life to watch my figure fo

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. >> even though gene scalia has only been confirmed for about five months, he has not let moss grow understand his feet. he has already done some very aggressive work in finalizing an important regulation on the joint employer rule. these sorts of regulations that are pulling back on regulations and allowing the economy to grow are what these two cabinet secretaries are really focusing on. i would like to turn to secretary chao first. you're a real leader on innovation. there's commercial space, there's drones, there's things like this. but how do you reduce burdensome regulations at the same time that you're promulgating rules for the future? >> well, i'm really proud of the fact that the department of transportation is, number one, in terms of our deregulatory activities, so we have actually -- we have actually implemented 63 deregulatory agenda items and upon, of course, a mandate of congress, instituted six new ones that are regulatory. >> that's amazing. >> it's a 63 to 6 ratio. the president as you well know in february 2017 said that for every one new regulation, two have to

that's a skilled nursing center facility in moss beach. this is according to "the "san francisco examiner"." those payments will help ensure daly city, whose owners declared bankruptcy, doesn't shut down during this health crisis and will provide the bay area with an additional 357 beds that could be used to treat patients. governor newsom hopes the beds won't be necessary if californians follow his orders to stay home. >> if we change our behaviors, that inventory will come down. if we need this moment, we can truly bend the curve to reduce the need to surge, to reduce the need to have to go out and cobble all those assets together. >> reporter: the state and county of san mateo have been fighting to keep seton medical center. it's a safety net. they approved $20 million in emergency funds to buy the hospital time during its negotiations for a sale. reporting live here in daly city, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, bob. workers at a los altos senior facility are taking new precautions after a 75-year-old man there

lauren moss, bbc news.lopments around the around the world. china reported no new domestic cases on wednesday for the first time since the outbreak. south korea, china and singapore are among the asian countries facing a second coronavirus wave, spurred by people importing it from outside. and australia and new zealand will close their borders to non—residents from friday. let's hear from some of our global correspondents. stephen mcdonell is in beijing in china. what a day, symbolically at least in china, to go from more than 80,000 infected people to a 24—hour period when according to official figures, not one extra home—grown case has been added. this comes as in wuhan city, the government has said that people who've been cooped up for six weeks, a month and a half, can finally go outside, have a walk, breathe in some fresh air. but the emphasis now is on overseas arrivals. because that's where the new infections are coming into the chinese system. so the emphasis is on airports, and it's why this countr

lauren moss, bbc news.kage of measures the chancellor is due to announce to support firms and employees during the crisis is being described as ‘unprecedented'. many companies are warning they could collapse with huge numbers of job losses. self—employed workers and people on zero—hour contracts are already struggling. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity reports. this is the normally busy victoria quarter in leeds. this is the centre of cardiff. and this is glasgow. companies can't cope with a normal recession of their income dropped by maybe 20% but for thousands of companies hit by antivirus measures, it's up to 100%. this is oxford circus, normally one of the busiest places in the world. but today, just like other shopping areas around the country, there's hardly anyone in the shops. and if you are a business it's simple, if you don't have customers you don't have an income, you can't afford to pay wages or service debts, and if that keeps up, you are going to have to let people go and declare bankru

lauren moss, bbc news.e of the other latest developments in the uk and around the world. transport for london has temporaily suspended construction on tfl and crossrail sites. mobile networks sent a government message to all customers telling to them to stay at home — with details of the new shutdown measures. and the chancellor rishi sunak says the government are looking to roll out a similar scheme for freelancers to the one announced last week to pay employees 80% of their wages. around the world, the summer olympics in tokyo have been postponed until 2021. the death toll has risen in spain by 514 — the worst day so far for the country. but positive news in wuhan, the centre of the outbreak, officials have started to ease the lockdown. we've heard that essential businesses are allowed to remain open — including supermarkets, chemists and banks. but there are still questions aboutjust what does — or should — constitute "essential" work. one of britain's biggest builders, taylor wimpey, has said it's closi

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i have no an moss toward mayor bloomberg -- no animous toward mayor bloomberg. i strongly disagree with many of his policies as mayor of the city of new york, including stop and frisk and many other policies. but this just confirms exactly what i said. what the media has been talking about for months. how do we stop bernie sanders? how do we stop a movement of working people and low-income people? how do we stop a multigenerational, multiracial movement which is standing up for justice? and you what do is you get candidates out of the race to rally around joe biden and now joe will have behind him, i don't know what -- this is the first i heard what role mayor bloomberg will be playing, but obviously as a ninth wealthiest person in this country who is worth some $60 billion, i suspect we will see a lot of money coming into biden's campaign. probably a lot of negative ads attacking me. that's what we're taking on. we are taking on, right now, we have to deal with this on super tuesday. i mentioned this to you the other day. i don't know if anybody did any researc

coronavirus risk to high the government grants up its response to the pandemic foreign minister heikal moss has announced a 15000000 euro operation to fly home all german citizens who are stranded abroad he's warning against any further unnecessary travel outside the country also coming up in washington the truck administration wants 850000000000 dollars in emergency spending to boost the economy and reassure marc.

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