mr. youngwell, thanks for having us and thanks for featuring such an important anthology. you know, i think it very much fits in the long story we tell, starting in the museum. if you've been there, it starts in the bottom and thinks about history but also connects to culture. and you can't have one without the other. we're a museum of both. and to me, hip-hop really illustrates that connection between history and culture. it names the times. chuck d, who was one of the people who helped us think through these tracks, you know, said that hip-hop was cnn for black people. and that idea, i think, is so powerful if we think about, over time, the issues from the message to the moment we're in now speak to what's happening in everyday life. and i love that there's an organic quality, both to how the anthology was created but also how hip-hop was created. and it mirrors in many ways a museum, which you know, comes about from the things that people brought us, that people kept close and treasured, and

mr. young. and members of the public. before we get to our charter amendments, we have three pieces of regular business. with that, mr. clerk, please read the first item. >> clerk: yes. item number one is a motion approving -- sorry it should motion approving or rejects the mayor's nomination for the appointment of stephanie cajina to the municipality transportation agency board of directors for a term ending march 1, 2022. >> chairman: thank you, mr. young. so we have stephanie. it was good to meet you and interview you and you can pronounce your last name for us and welcome good morning and please make some opening comments and we'll open it up to committee members. we received a number of letters of support. my personal interview with you led me to believe you are a well qualified believed to be member of the m.t.a. board of directors and, with that, i will turn it over to you. >> thank you, chair peskin. thank you, supervisors. my name is stephanie cajina and i'm honored and humbled to be b

our clerk is mr. young. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the video conference. the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invites public participation. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda either channel 26, 78 or 99 at sfgovtv.org or streaming the public call in number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two u.m.u.s -- two minutes to speak. you can call (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. is 24937467581. you will hear the meeting session. you will be muted and in listen mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from a quiet location and turn down your television or radio. you can e-mail rules committee clerk victor.young@sfgovtv.org. comments maybe sent by u.s. mail to city hall, 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. that completes my initial comments. >> supervisor peskin: please read the first item. we are joined by board president walton for items 2, 3 and 4. first item please. >> clerk: item nu

appointed by the board of supervisors to experience with the manager -- [ indiscernible ] >> thank you, mr. young. why don't we start with mr. stevenson from the controller's office as to the controller's statement. >> thank you, supervisors. thank you for this evening -- thank you for this item. no impact on the cost of government given its nature. >> thank you. all right. with that, colleagues, as for this item, i will be making a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. i would like to thank the cosponsors, supervisor preston, melgar, and our committee members, supervisor carly chan for the cosponsorship. over the last month and a half since we introduce this measure, progress has been made further in support as a universally health goal, fully divesting the city's pension funds from fossil fuels. we have welcomed a new member to the retirement board who is a member of the pension himself and an active member of the international federation who has been part of the movement around divestment related issues and has been building consensus within the house of labor around divestmen

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and if they, if other artists follow them, if you see like more up to date artists not to offend mr. young a taylor, taylor swift or the weekend say very powerful, ours with huge followings. if they fall and pull their music off spotify, maybe we'll see the company start to move, especially because it could influence the image, the brand image of spot on. i think that's more what they're worried about. more that then subscribers a leaving the service so far. we haven't seen it an extra great exodus of subscribers from the service because of this protest, and i'm not sure if we will. we definitely haven't seen that from other services. like say netflix. when they've had similar type of controversies, we haven't seen people leave their service all mass. so we'll have to see if other are to sort of join with joni mitchell and neil young and protesting spotify. that maybe we'll see some real changes aren't very on scott roxborough, following the money and the music for scott. thank you it. finally, we've got some encouraging words from pope francis to a group of people. everyone loves to hate.

with that mr. young, why don't we open this up to public comment. >> yes, members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call, meeting i.d.24948171812. wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and then you may provide your comment. we currently have 11 people online waiting to speak. >> first speaker please. >> caller: ilene, speaking on my own behalf, in strong support. this is long overdue. i don't see the port commission on the list and would encourage the committee to amend the legislation so that all enterprise departments are included. thank you. >> that is complicated because that is a function of state law and the burton act. next speaker please. >> caller: george supervisors. aussie here, thank you supervisor chan for introducing this charter amendment, a much needed charter amendment to allow one person, a mayor that is sometimes not even elected to apoint people to these boards and commissions is the height of hypocrisy for a city that prides itself f

mr. young, a roll call please. >> clerk: on that motion. [roll call vote] the motion passes. the matter as a committee report. >> chair peskin: let's circle back to item number 2, president walton? >> supervisor walton: thank you. still, working on that per person amount. one thing we do know range on whether or not the individual decide to take advantage on the insurance or number. still waiting on exact number per person. >> chair peskin: all right. mr. clerk, call item number 4. >> clerk: a hearing to unlimited power of inquiry and of course on potential failure to expose conflict of interest in board of appeals member darryl honda. member was of the public who wish to provide public comment should call (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. is 24937467581. price pound and pound again. >> chair peskin: thank you. we are joined by president walton who i think in mid-october, october 19th, requested that the board of supervisors use unlimited power of inquiry with regard to board of appeals member darryl honda has it relates to allegations in the press with regards to potential failure

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it is the mr. youngt somehow -- not mystery of leadership, that when people are ready for common action, they provide that common thing. then the banking crisis gets solved. you had people who were hungry with no safety net. you had one out of four people out of work. you had millions having lost their homes. yet he started the new deal going and eventually, things began to develop. that it becomes the greatest generation for world war ii. it is one of those moments that could have gone a very different direction. we were lucky to have people strong enough and resilient enough in a leader who was able to lead us. we can do it again. carla: so this day, and at this point in time, and as historians , you spent your lives basically putting the narrative together, moving it along, what do you think about where we are now? doris: you go first. jon: we don't know. this is a chapter, not the end of the story. and if it is the end of the story, then we have failed in a way as a people that the world will forever

mr. young was arrested for dui charges. e choice that someone makes to get behind the wheel and drive while intoxicated that can be prevented 100% young had a court hearing yesterday but did not enter a plea. his bail is set at $1 million. he's expected to be back in court next month. cal osha is no longer investigating the death of a worker at the tesla plant in fremont, the state agency that oversees workplace safety says that's because the death was due to a personal medical issue. last week, the alameda county coroner identified the employee as 47 year old rodrigo villanueva of tracy. he collapsed while working on a powertrain line. the attorney for a whistle blower in a sex abuse scandal at san jose state, announced that the university had agreed to a $560,000 settlement of a civil lawsuit filed against the school and its former athletic director married to it. the suit alleged that the university fired steve o'brien for opposing to its efforts to retaliate against staff members who raised concerns about the athletic pr

our clerk is mr. young. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the video conference.zes that public access to city services is essential and invites public participation. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda either channel 26, 78 or 99 at sfgovtv.org or streaming the public call in number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two u.m.u.s -- two minutes to speak. you can call (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. is 24937467581. you will hear the meeting session. you will be muted and in listen mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from a quiet location and turn down your television or radio. you can e-mail rules committee clerk victor.young@sfgovtv.org. comments maybe sent by u.s. mail to city hall, 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. that completes my initial comments. >> supervisor peskin: please read the first item. we are joined by board president walton for items 2, 3 and 4. first item please. >> clerk: item number is hearing co

at the heights of deadly conflicts in october 2020, we monies to speak exclusively with mr. socket. young and he told us his top priority was always to protect human life. and you can never simplify the complex or politics. you can never simplify human behavior. i think the human lives are prior to number one in any while, if you ask me personally for me, human live is the most important think. and if we're thinking about resolving color, book issue, or any conflict, i think what you, you have to put as an access to, to this, or a solution or a process is the human life at the, it doesn't matter. the age, the race, the, the color your, your scheme or your religion. what is the absolute value is the human a human life? that's the recap of the week. just gone head over to r t dot com for more and those stories. my name is peter scotts, and i'll be back again in half an hour. ah, is the earth still large enough to satisfy the ambitions of jeff bezos? you know, it's got its tentacles in so many aspects of the economy. there's nothing that amazon isn't trying to get into to step by step. the a

in october 2020, we monies to speak exclusively with mr. socket. young. and he told us his top priority was always to protect human life. and you can never simplify the complex politics. you can never simplify human behavior. i think the human lives are priority number one in any. well, if you ask me personally for me, human life is the most important thing. and if we're thinking about resolving color, book issue, or any conflict, i think what you have to put as an access to this solution or a process is the human life. and it doesn't matter the age, the race, the color your, your scheme or your religion. what is the absolute value is the human human life? well, that's the recap of the week. just gone head over to r t dot com for more and those stories. my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again in half an hour with the ah, both join me every posted on the alex simon. sure. but i'll be speaking to guess from the world politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. ah. mm hm. mm hm. on the welcome to wells and far as the world work

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mr. young. >> committee members participate in this remote meeting through video as though physically present. we recognize that public access to city services is essential. public comment will be available on each item on the agenda. channel 26, 78 or 99 and --governor rick scott are streaming on the screen. available by (415)655-0001. call from a quiet location, speak cloly and turn down your television or radio. you may submit public comment in either way. e-mail to the rules committee clerk at vic.yo un g at sfgovtv. if you submit it will be forwarded and included as part of the file. written comments will be sent to city hall room 244. san francisco california 94102. that completes my initial comments. >> thank you. could you please read the first item. >> item 1. campaign and governmental conduct code. permit consultants and to prohibit elected officials, department heads commissioners and designated employees from soliciting behested payments from interested parties. >> thank you. collea

it is the mr. youngt somehow -- not mystery of leadership, that when people are ready for common action, they provide that common thing. then the banking crisis gets solved. you had people who were hungry with no safety net. you had one out of four people out of work. you had millions having lost their homes. yet he started the new deal going and eventually, things began to develop. that it becomes the greatest generation for world war ii. it is one of those moments that could have gone a very different direction. we were lucky to have people strong enough and resilient enough in a leader who was able to lead us. we can do it again. carla: so this day, and at this point in time, and as historians , you spent your lives basically putting the narrative together, moving it along, what do you think about where we are now? doris: you go first. jon: we don't know. this is a chapter, not the end of the story. and if it is the end of the story, then we have failed in a way as a people that the world will forever

any questions for mr. young? commissioner ajami? >> are we -- thank you for your presentation.t was great. are we. taping into -- i i this i know the answer, but i just wanted to highlight it is all. are we. tapping into the new resources that are becoming available for the e.v. charger opportunities or those are -- or those don't apply to multifamily units? >> i'm sorry. can you be more specific on -- >> so, you know how as part of the infrastructure bill and also some of the new california budget, there will be some money available for more distributed e.v. charging stations. and i wasn't sure if those need to be on the public settings so everybody can use them like the gas station and can that money also be tapped for these building scales. >> i see. great question. this program in particular for now, we are funding this out of our own dollars so we expect for this program to run on its own. we're absolutely looking at other ways to support e.v. infrastructure in the city and that does include, like you mentioned, as well as other programs such as the low carbon fuel standar

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our clerk is mr. young. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the video conference.rvices is essential and invites public participation. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda either channel 26, 78 or 99 at sfgovtv.org or streaming the public call in number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two u.m.u.s

. >> president cohen: that's a mayoral directive right, mr. young. the mayor put that forward. >> police chief scott: yeah. i can jump in on that. part of safe shopper is the union square deployment. we've been doing safe shopper for a number of years and it used to be funded by in some years private donations but that also includes some of our retail theft initiatives to slow down the pace of these run in the store, take property type of things that were happening long before this november incident. so it's a combination of union square and things that we were doing already to try to abate some of what was happening with our retail community including things like deployment for commission and the retail establishment there and other parts of the city. that's what the safe shopper is and it's really not a new initiative for the department. how it's funded has changed over the last five years to how it's funded. we don't get the donations that we used to get. >> commissioner hamasaki: is it accurate now with this number, i never got the number from yo

mr. chairman. >> thanks, senator sullivan. senator young by webex. >> thank you, chairman. welcome mr. mosseri. in ms. haugen's testimony she discussed how instagram generates all farm and self-hate, especially for vulnerable groups like teenage girls. now i happen to have three young daughters and two teenage daughters and this issue hits home to me, but it hits home to a lot of americans. so you're here today. you're the head of instagram. you have an opportunity to tell your side of the story. and i do believe if we're not receiving some constructive, actionable and bold measures to deal with what is popularly believed to be a serious health -- and significant public health issue, congress will act. because our constituents insist that we act. we've held a lot of hearings now. we've done our best to educate ourself. but frankly, since you run the platform, since you know the technology, since you spend so much time working on these matters, you could really help us. if you don't, we're going to feel an imperative to act. that's just the reality of it. so with that said, with that fou